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Martini Glasses for Home Bars

A martini glass is a stemmed glass with a wide bowl for cocktails served up, meaning chilled and strained with no ice in the glass. Martinis, cosmos and Manhattans all belong here. The stem keeps your hand off the bowl so the drink stays cold, and the wide rim shows off a garnish.

These are the martini glasses we pour with at real bars, picked by a working bartender in Louisville. Choose the 12 ounce V-Tini for a classic V shape or the 14 ounce Mushroom for a rounder bowl that is harder to spill, sold by the 2-pack, case of 6 or case of 24, all dishwasher safe and shipped within the continental US. Not sure how many ounces a recipe needs? Try our cocktail glass size calculator.

Featured Products

Martini Glass, 'Mushroom' 14oz | Martinis & Specialty Drinks
from $19.99

Martini Glass, 14oz

Built for a martini, a cosmo, or anything shaken and served up. The ‘Mushroom’ shape has a rounder, wider bowl than a classic V-glass, so it’s harder to spill on the walk from the shaker to the table.

Lead-free glass, dishwasher safe on both hot and cold cycles. Picked for this pour specifically, not pulled off a generic wholesale mold.

Ordering more than a few? Case sizes are listed above, and we set up trade accounts for bars, restaurants, and events through our contact page.

Martini Glass, 'V-Tini' 12oz | Martinis & Specialty Drinks
from $19.99

Martini Glass, 12oz

Built for a martini, a cosmo, or anything shaken and served up. The classic V-shaped bowl is the standard martini silhouette, wide at the rim to show off a garnish and narrow at the stem to keep a hand off the bowl.

Lead-free glass, dishwasher safe on both hot and cold cycles. Picked for this pour specifically, not pulled off a generic wholesale mold.

Ordering more than a few? Case sizes are listed above, and we set up trade accounts for bars, restaurants, and events through our contact page.

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