Glassware

Cocktail Glassware

• Bottle

  Bottle

  In the world of cocktails, bottles can be used for just about anything. Most commonly, though, they're put to use storing batched cocktails (that is, cocktails …

  Drinks served in a Bottle.

• Brandy Snifter

  Brandy Snifter

  A brandy snifter is a short, wide, stemmed glass used to serve (you guessed it) brandy. It resembles an extraordinarily squat wine glass, with a voluminous…

  Drinks served in a Brandy Snifter.

• Champagne Flute

  Champagne Flute

  A champagne flute—also known sometimes as a champagne tulip—is a tall, narrow glass used for serving (you guessed it) champagne and champagne cocktails. It usua…

  May also be known as a Champagne Tulip, Champagne Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Champagne Flute.

• Cocktail Glass

  Cocktail Glass

  The cocktail glass, also known as the Martini glass, is probably the most famous glass in the world of drinking. Its classic silhouette is the universal symbol …

  May also be known as a Martini Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Cocktail Glass.

• Collins Glass

  Collins Glass

  The Collins glass takes its name from the family of Collins cocktails, most famously the Tom Collins. It is generally considered a variety of highball glass, an…

  May also be known as a Tom Collins Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Collins Glass.

• Copita Glass

  Copita Glass

  The copita glass (also known as a sherry glass) is a small, stemmed glass ideal for drinking sherry, and is commonly used for tasting spirits such as whiskey. T…

  May also be known as a Sherry Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Copita Glass.

• Cordial glass

  Cordial glass

  A cordial glass is a petite, stemmed glass used for serving small pours of cordials and liqueurs, often after a meal with dessert. It's a fairly ornate style of…

  Drinks served in a Cordial glass.

• Coupe Glass

  Coupe Glass

  The coupe glass is perhaps the most iconic glassware style of the craft cocktail movement. Supposedly invented in England in 1663, it was originally designed to…

  May also be known as a Coupette, Champagne Coupe, Champagne Saucer}.

  Drinks served in a Coupe Glass.

• Highball Glass

  Highball Glass

  The highball glass is a tall glass tumbler that is most commonly used for cocktails served on the rocks, often with a high ratio of non-alcoholic mixer to spiri…

  May also be known as a Cooler Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Highball Glass.

• Hurricane Glass

  Hurricane Glass

  The hurricane glass is a tall, curved glass that's shaped like a hurricane lamp or vase. It's typically used to serve the Hurricane cocktail, from which it take…

  May also be known as a Piña Colada Glass or Poco Grande Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Hurricane Glass.

• Irish Coffee Mug

  Irish Coffee Mug

  The Irish Coffee mug is, unsurprisingly, primarily used for serving Irish Coffees. Unlike a standard coffee or tea mug, it's made from clear glass and features …

  Drinks served in an Irish Coffee Mug.

• Margarita Glass

  Margarita Glass

  The Margarita glass is a variant of the classic coupe glass that, in case the name didn't tip you off, is typically used to serve Margaritas. It features a smal…

  Drinks served in a Margarita Glass.

• Mason Jar

  Mason Jar

  Mason jars can serve a lot of functions when it comes to cocktails, like holding syrups and making infused spirits, but they've also become popular as serving g…

  Drinks served in a Mason Jar.

• Mug

  Mug

  Mugs are used for all sorts of cocktails, especially ones that are served hot. Lots of classic recipes, from the Hot Toddy to the Hot Buttered Rum, are perfectl…

  Drinks served in a Mug.

• Nick and Nora Glass

  Nick and Nora Glass

  The Nick and Nora glass is a stemmed glass that is used for serving stirred or shaken cocktails. It can be used for pretty much any drink that would otherwise b…

  May also be known as a Nick 'n Nora Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Nick and Nora Glass.

• Old-Fashioned Glass

  Old-Fashioned Glass

  The old-fashioned glass, also known as a rocks glass or lowball glass, is one of the most common cocktail glasses. It derives its name from the Old-Fashioned Co…

  May also be known as a Rocks Glass, Double Old-Fashioned Glass}.

  Drinks served in an Old-Fashioned Glass.

• Parfait Glass

  Parfait Glass

  A parfait glass is a tall slender glass with a short stem. These glasses are typically reserved for fruit drinks or liqueurs mixed with a spirit.

  Drinks served in a Parfait Glass.

• Pitcher

  Pitcher

  A pitcher is ideal for large quantitates of beer or frozen drinks to then be served into individual glasses.

  Drinks served in a Pitcher.

• Pousse Café Glass

  Pousse Café Glass

  A pousse-café glass is very narrow in order to make it easy to craft multi layered drinks using several liqueurs of different colors in separate layers. It is a…

  Drinks served in a Pousse Café Glass.

• Punch Bowl

  Punch Bowl

  The punch bowl is a classic serving vessel used for “large-format” cocktails and mixed drinks—that’s bartender-speak for “literal buckets of booze.” Punch bowls…

  Drinks served in a Punch Bowl.

• Shot Glass

  Shot Glass

  Despite being the simplest piece of glassware in a bartender's arsenal, the shot glass (also known as a shooter) can be surprisingly complicated. They come in a…

  Drinks served in a Shot Glass.

• Sour Glass

  Sour Glass

  A sour glass (also known as a delmonico glass) has a rounded cup with a stem specified for sweet, citrus drinks, such as a Whiskey Sour. The stem helps keep a c…

  Drinks served in a Sour Glass.

• Wine Glass

  Wine Glass

  Wine glasses are used for serving all kinds of classic and modern cocktails—unsurprisingly, most of them contain white or red wine. Some old favorites include t…

  May also be known as a Red Wine Glass or White Wine Glass}.

  Drinks served in a Wine Glass.

• Any Glass

  Any Glass

  No glassware specified.

  May also be known as an Any Glass}.

  Drinks served in an Any Glass.