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Dubbed a resurging drink by The New York Times, the espresso martini may be fueling the second roaring twenties. Social media will confirm this: the best martini glasses filled with the ...

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Certain glasses have the power to elevate the experience of sipping your beloved cocktails—whether it’s a classic Cosmo or some sparkling bubbly. Fact number two: However, navigating through the sea ...

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 ...

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 taste of ...

Walk into any bar and you'll notice a variety of glasses in all shapes and sizes shining back at you. Why is a martini served in elegant stemware while a whisky arrives in a short, portly snifter? Is ...

Whether you like them shaken or stirred, made with vodka or gin, an olive or a twist — the glass your martini is made in makes a difference. With as many variations of glassware as there are of the ...