White gluggle jug gluggle jugs are traditional fish shaped water pitchers that were first made in england in the 1870s and which became increasingly popular after they were given as a gift to queen elizabeth in 1958 when the white gluggle jug is filled with liquid air is trapped in the fishs tail as that liquid is poured out again out of the white gluggle jug the air is gradually released and produces a surprisingly loud and rather wonderful gurgling or glug glug sound because of