There are several types of stemmed cocktail glasses ... you should opt for a tall, stemless glass. The height makes it perfect for larger-volume drinks. And because there’s ice in the glass ...

The glass is the perfect height: tall enough for cocktails but ... served straight or without ice. Certain stemmed varieties like the coupe or martini glass also have a wide surface area for ...

Any tall stemmed glass can be easily tipped ... Drinks served in coupes, martini glasses, or any other stemmed cocktail glass are usually served up, which means they are chilled, diluted, and ...

Like the martini glass, this one has a long stem to help keep your drink cold ... If you ask for your drink in a tall glass at the bar, this is one you’ll receive. Most notably, a highball ...

And while a long-stemmed coupe glass does run the risk ... the drinking experience and lets a cocktail like the Jungle Bird really shine,” he says. “The tall, narrow shape also creates the ...

Is a martini still a martini when it’s served in a highball glass? And why does a snifter of Bloody Mary just sound wrong? The real question is whether a tall highball would really change the ...

Perhaps a cordial, engaging server adds to the overall cocktail-drinking experience ... always properly served in a flute—a tall, V-shaped stemmed glass. The narrow vessel helps to preserve ...

The stem means you don’t heat up the cocktail with your hand as you sip it. And though you can spend hundreds of dollars on a set of coupe glasses, this probably isn’t where you want to be ...