Coupe glasses, martinis, tiki mugs and sculpted serves. These are the drinking glasses a menu gets judged on: the same cocktail in a coupe reads as twice the price it does in a tumbler, which makes glassware the cheapest change a bar can make.
Coupe glasses, martinis and margaritas cover the classics, while tiki mugs and sculpted serves — shells, pineapples, globes — carry your signature drinks. Send your menu and we'll match the glassware.
Many borosilicate and crystal styles are; hand-blown, gold-plated, enamelled or sculpted finishes usually want hand-washing. Check the item page or ask us before you commit.
Often yes — most shapes on this shelf can be bought as one sample so you can test the pour and look behind the bar before ordering a full service.
Stainless steel cocktail glasses. They hold a chill longer than glass, they bounce, and most venues with a terrace or a rooftop keep a set purely for outdoor service.