By Vidushi Singh
Every cocktail deserves the ideal glass, so find it! Learn how the appropriate glassware improves flavours and presentation for your cocktails.
These glasses have a long stem and a V-shaped bowl, allowing the aromas to be concentrated and the drink to remain chilled.
This glass has a wide, shallow bowl with a stem. It is often rimmed with salt or sugar to complement the flavors of the margarita.
These short, glasses with a thick bottom are used for serving whiskey-based cocktails.They are also known as lowball or tumbler glasses.
These tall, slender glasses are designed to showcase the effervescence and maintain the bubbles of champagne or sparkling wine.
A highball glass or Collins glass is used for cocktails like the Mojito. It is tall and cylindrical.
Similar to an Old Fashioned glass but larger it is used to serve margaritas with ice cubes.
This classic cocktail is typically served in a Martini glass, which complements its elegant and sophisticated presentation.
A shallow, broad-rimmed glass with a stem is used for serving daiquiris. It can also be served in a Martini glass.
This cocktail is traditionally served in a copper mug, which helps keep the drink cold due to the metal's conductivity.
These tall, curvy glasses are used for tropical cocktails like the Pina Colada. They often have a wide opening.