Wine & Bar Martini Glass, Set of 2

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Measuring 4.75 inches tall, this oval-shaped glass can hold a little more than 21 ounces. It's the ideal environment for any wine from delicate sparkling rosé to full-bodied red wine, while not being too oversized for smaller hands.

Glasses is this collection include the hand made barley twist stem glass, the thistle shaped stemmed whisky glass and the tulip shaped scotch whisky glass.Royal Scot Crystal offers an extensive section of beautifully boxed stemware, barware, decanters and gift sets

Crystal margarita glasses are a must-have for anyone who likes a nice margarita. The broad rim of these glasses makes it simple to salt them, while the stem keeps your drink ice without chilling your hand. You may also enjoy the beauty and durability of lead crystal in your barware with North American Crystal's crystal margarita glasses. Riedel has had over 300 years to perfect the craftsmanship of its crystal, and its Spey Whisky Tumblers combine affordability, quality, and style into one excellent whiskey glass. The name is a nod to Scotland’s River Spey, an area that is renowned for producing exceptional whiskies in the Speyside region. In homage to the river, the glass features a chic design of diamond- and wedge-cut glass in the style of Art Nouveau. These glasses were pretty easy to clean—this glass is dishwasher safe, and because it's shorter you don't have to worry about the stem smashing in the washer. If your recipient is looking for something that's not so large, these aren't the glasses to gift.Beverage consultant Damon Roseberry has long been a fan of Libbey’s coupes, specifically this 8-ounce model from the brand’s Master’s Reserve collection, available mostly at wholesale. “The shallow depth, wide mouth, and long stem [make] drinks look sleek yet don’t fool a customer into believing they’re being shorted,” he notes. Consider when and how you'll be using them. Do you own whiskey glasses already, or not? Are they for special occasions only, pulled off the shelves when entertaining? Or, in a pinch, will they be subbed in for drinking glasses? Crystal can be made into thinner vessels than glass while maintaining durability, but daily use can take its toll on paper-thin glasses, not to mention most crystal has to be hand washed. While all of these glasses are coupes, they vary wildly in design. NUDE’s Savage coupes are stilettoed and saucered in shapes. Godinger’s coupes are pulled from another century, with careful cut-crystal design and heavier weight. Libbey’s glasses are unfussy in design, as they act as a blank canvas for your drink, while NUDE’s Big Top coupes are incredibly unique in presentation. There are also materials like Tritan, a durable glass replica. The material offers all the clarity and design of glass, but without the ability to shatter. If you’re prone to breaking crystal or you like to bring your drinks into nature, Tritan is an option that suits your needs. Hold your wine by the stem, not the bowl. Holding it by the bowl will warm your wine — that detracts from all the wine’s good qualities — and leave fingerprints all over your glasses. If you hold a glass by the stem, it will allow you to swirl and aerate your wine with ease. Hold a glass by the stem by your thumb, pointer, and middle fingers, and cradle the base of the glass with your remaining fingers.

The standard size runs about 4 to 5 ounces in capacity, but as you can see here, many of these coupe glasses are larger. Those with greater capacity are designed for different kinds of drinks that might need a little extra space, such as those with egg white foams, like a pisco or whiskey sour. Veteran bartenders Jena Lane and Steven Ferreira have part of a set of these stunning Schott Zwiesel coupes, designed in collaboration with award-winning barman Charles Joly. With a capacity of 9.1 ounces and impressive durability, these etched glasses are on the larger side of the coupe glass spectrum, making them great for sours, according to Ferreira. Plus, the sentimental value makes for a great conversation starter. “Any time someone compliments [this] glass, I always tell the story of how it wound up in my possession," he says. Each scene-stealing style in our range has its own distinctive character: discover pieces with delicate stems, flared bases and smooth curves. Look out for an array of cut crystal patterns that will pair beautifully with your tableware. Opt for glasses adorned with Irish lace design etched into the surface or leaf-like forms inspired by nature to coordinate with your floral dishes. For a contemporary feel, try geometric, striped or clear crystal that offers a minimalist finish and teams seamlessly with silky white china. I'm incredibly particular about glassware: how it feels in my hand texturally, the balance, the glassmaking technique, and the size of the bowl,” says bartender and drinks writer Tyler Zielinski. “NUDE glassware is my top recommendation nine times out of ten because of how affordable these glasses are, given their quality."

Miranda Breedlove, national director of bars for Hyatt’s lifestyle division, has a particular affinity for these funky coupes by cult-favorite Turkish glassware brand NUDE. “These Art Deco beauties are having a moment for me—I love the shape, and they’re also a joy to drink out of,” she says. “I judge a coupe based on whether or not I can walk around, do the usual hand gesture or one-armed hug with it, and not spill. This one passed the test!” (Our home tester seconds this—they’re excellent for folks who talk with their hands!) Our tester also felt this glass, with its etched design and nice weight, offers all the appeals of a vintage cut crystal coupe without any of the downsides, such as the potential of lead poisoning.