Know Your Cocktail Glasses

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By Ravisha Poddar

Ever wondered why drinks are served in different glasses? From timeless coupes to elegant flutes, here are 8 cocktail glasses every enthusiast should know.

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Tumbler

Sturdy, versatile and easy to hold, tumblers are ideal for whisky, Old Fashioneds and cocktails served over ice. Simple, practical and timeless.

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Martini Glass

With its V-shaped bowl and a stem, the martini glass is designed for cocktails served without ice, keeping drinks chilled while making a stylish statement.

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Flute Glass

Tall and narrow, the flute keeps sparkling wines and Champagne fizzy for longer. Its shape highlights the drink's bubbles and freshness.

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Coppa

The wide bowl of a coppa glass directs aromas towards the nose, making it popular for gin cocktails and drinks rich in botanicals.

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Tulip Glass

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Wider at the base and narrower at the rim, tulip glasses concentrate aromas, making them perfect for strong spirits and tasting cocktails.

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Coupe

Recognisable by its broad, shallow bowl, the coupe is a favourite for classic cocktails like Daiquiris and Sidecars, bringing old-world charm.

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Wine Glass

With its elegant bowl and stem, a wine glass helps release aromas and improve flavour. Popular styles include Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay glasses.

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Shooter

Compact and designed for quick servings, shooter glasses are perfect for layered shots, party drinks and flavour-packed mini cocktails.

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