| Type | Shape | Apply to | Functions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Margarita Glass | Curved, wide-rimmed bowl with a stem | Frozen Margarita, Daiquiri, and Margarita on the Rocks |
- Showcases vibrant colors and garnishes beautifully - Salt rim enhances the flavor experience |
| Martini Glass | Long, stemmed glass with a wide, V-shaped bowl | Martini, Cosmopolitan, and Sidecar |
- Elegant presentation for classic martini cocktails - Long stem prevents heat transfer from hands to drink |
| Coupe Glass | Shallow, broad, and rounded bowl with a stem | Manhattan, Boulevardier, and Gimlet |
- Retro design adds a touch of sophistication - Wide, shallow bowl allows for easy sipping and swirling |
| Highball Glass | Tall, straight-sided glass with a wide rim | Rum & Coke, Gin & Tonic, and Dark & Stormy |
- Versatile for a wide range of mixed drinks - Tall shape accommodates generous amounts of ice and mixers |
| Hurricane Glass | Tall, curved glass with a bulbous bottom and a flared rim | Pina Colada, Hurricane, and Singapore Sling |
- Perfect for tropical and blended drinks - Unique shape enhances visual appeal and presentation |
| Collins Glass | Tall, cylindrical glass with straight sides and a slightly tapered shape | Tom Collins, Mojito, and Paloma |
- Ideal for refreshing highball cocktails - Tall, slim design preserves carbonation and effervescence |
| Mixing Glass | Large, straight-sided glass with a wide opening, often without a stem | Classic cocktails like Manhattans and Old Fashioned |
- Ideal for stirring cocktails to mix ingredients evenly - Large capacity allows for easy preparation of multiple servings |
