Intended specifically for an Aperol Spritz, an Aperol Spritz glass has a large bowl and tall, elegant stem. If you don’t have a specific glass for your Aperol Spritz, you can use a large red wine glass.

An Aperol Spritz glass usually holds 16 oz. to leave plenty of room for ice.

This elegant glass is ideal for any spritz such as a Campari Spritz, Cynar Spritz, or Wine Spritzer. Try using it for a mimosa, French 75, and other champagne cocktails.

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The cocktail glass is often referred to as a Martini glass interchangeably but there are slight differences between the two. A cocktail glass has a gently rounded bowl, shorter stem, smaller capacity, and slightly narrower rim than the classic wide triangle silhouette of a Martini glass.

The classic cocktail glass usually ranges from 3 oz. to 6 oz. Some extra large cocktail glasses hold 10 oz.

The cocktail glass is ideal for any drink served “up” (shaken or stirred with ice and strained into a chilled cocktail glass). Try using a classic cocktail glass for a Manhattan, Negroni, Gimlet, Whiskey Sour, or Daiquiri.

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A highball glass is a tall, narrow glass similar to a Collins glass but slightly shorter and wider.

A highball glass holds 8 to 12 oz.

It is one of the most versatile cocktail glasses. Use a highball glass for any tall drinks that include non-alcoholic mixers like soda, tonic, or ginger beer: gin and tonic, whiskey soda, rum and coke, Tom Collins, Mojito, Dark ‘N’ Stormy, or tiki drinks.

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With its shallow, stepped bowl and tall stem, the Margarita glass has a distinctive shape.

These coupes come in a variety of sizes, from 9 oz. to 12 oz. or extra large 20 oz. Margarita glasses.

Besides a shaken Margarita or frozen Margarita, crystal Margarita glasses are great for any frozen cocktails such as Frosé, frozen Daiquiris, or any drink you’d serve in a coupe.

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The classic vessel for serving a Moscow Mule (vodka, ginger beer, and lime) is a striking copper mug, often with a brass handle. The copper material helps maintain the temperature of this refreshing cocktail.

A Moscow Mule cup holds 14–16 oz.

The Moscow Mule Mug is more versatile than its name suggests: it’s perfect for a number of mixed drinks. Try serving a Cuba Libre, Mint Julep, Dark ‘N’ Stormy, Whiskey Ginger, Margarita, or Pimm’s Cup in a copper mug.

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Designed specifically for the cult-favorite Negroni cocktail, this glass is a variation on a rocks glass and shows off the brilliant red hue of this beloved drink.

The Negroni glass holds 8 oz.

The Negroni glass is perfect for any cocktail you’d serve in a lowball, such as an Old Fashioned, Margarita, or whiskey neat.

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A rocks glass is a wide, short tumbler used for serving cocktails over ice, liquor on the rocks, or a neat pour of whiskey. Rocks glasses are often called lowball glasses or Old Fashioned glasses.

A typical rocks glass holds 8 oz. to 10 oz.

Use a rocks glass for any drink you’d serve in an Old Fashioned glass or lowball glass, such as an Old Fashioned, Whiskey Soda, Gin & Tonic, Negroni, Margarita, Whiskey Sour, or Scotch neat.

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While there are many different types of whiskey glass, most use an Old Fashioned glass for sipping their whiskey. However, for tasting single-malt Scotch or fine aged Bourbon, a whiskey snifter with its short stem, full bowl, and narrow flared rim is ideal.

A whiskey glass has a capacity of 6 oz. to 8 oz., but usually only 2 oz. of whiskey is served in the glass.

A whiskey snifter is excellent for tasting whiskey, rum, gin, vodka, tequila, mezcal, and other spirits. The shape enhances the experience of straight liquor and decreases the harsh alcohol while concentrating the aroma and flavor.

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