Contrary to popular belief, bigger isn’t always better when it comes to the size of your cocktail glass. The reason being: A larger cocktail takes longer drink, making it more likely for the ice to ...

Going out for a cocktail is one of life’s greatest little pleasures. You have someone making you a drink, and it comes in one of those fancy-looking glasses. Sure, you can make a cocktail yourself at ...

Bars and restaurants may want to pay more attention to the type of drinking glasses they choose. According to a recent study, people prefer wide-rimmed glasses to narrow-rimmed ones (think red-wine ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. When it comes to sheer versatility, a rocks glass takes the cake. Use it ...

When you are trying to decide on what type of drinking glasses to buy, everything can get way too overwhelming. They come in different sizes and shapes which clouds your decision making. What you ...

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There’s a reason so many different types of cocktail glasses exist. Martini glasses, rocks glasses, shot glasses—they all serve a specific purpose. Factors such as height, width, shape, and material ...