Cocktail Glassware can be important for your cocktail-making adventures.
I mean, you’ve made an effort to mix an amazing cocktail (perhaps from our cocktail recipe hub), it might as well look the part too, right?
In this article, we’re going to list all of the cocktail glassware we recommend so you can make quick, easy, and delicious cocktails that look and taste the part.
Cocktail Glassware
Certain cocktails are served with a specific glass.
Sure, you can deviate from this and serve your cocktail in any glass you’d like, but it won’t have the same feel to it.
Imagine serving a Moscow Mule in a pint glass…
…actually, that would be awesome.
Here’s a better example: what if you were to serve a Margarita in a Champagne Flute?
It just wouldn’t feel right.
Let’s dive right into the list.
Champagne Flutes
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Champagne Flutes are great for any kind of Champagne Cocktail such as the Mimosa.
Copper Mugs
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Copper Mugs are primarily used for Mule cocktails.
Mule cocktails are offshoots of the Moscow Mule cocktail that offer slightly different ingredients in addition to the standard Ginger Beer and Line Juice.
For example, the Jamaican Mule or the slightly more extravagant Mermaid Mule.
Old Fashioned Glasses
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Old Fashioned Glasses are basically Whiskey Glasses, but in the cocktail world they’re ideal for making the classic Old Fashioned Cocktail.
Hurricane Glasses
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Hurricane glasses are a traditional glass for the flamboyant cocktail, such as the Blue Hawaii. However, the most popular cocktail ever to be served in a Hurricane glass has to be the Pina Colada.
Highball Glasses
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Highball Glasses are the most common glasses in the cocktail world. You can put most cocktails in there from The Long Island Iced Tea to a Bay Breeze.
Cocktail Glasses
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Cocktail Glasses are used for the more elegant of classic cocktail, such as the Manhattan or a Pornstar Martini.
Margarita Glasses
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The Margarita Glass is famously used for…yeah, you guessed it…Margarita’s!
