Restaurant Supply Glassware Chart

Martini Glass
A stemmed glass with a wide, shallow bowl, ideal for serving martinis and other straight-up cocktails. You may go with an affordable traditional design or one that creates a memorable experience for your guests such as our Tentacle Martini Glass

Highball Glass
A tall, straight-sided glass used for mixed drinks with a large proportion of non-alcoholic mixer, such as gin and tonic or mojitos. Try an eye catching twist on this classic such as our Curved Glass

Coupe Glass
A stemmed glass with a broad, shallow bowl, traditionally used for serving champagne and classic cocktails like the French 75. Try our tall stemmed Japanese Coupe for a twist on the classic coupe.

Red Wine Glass
Features a larger, rounder bowl to allow for better aeration, enhancing the rich flavors and aromas of red wines. We're in love with our Vintage Portrait Red Wine Glasses a perfect pairing to your old world themed cocktail bar or speakeasy. 

White Wine Glass
Has a smaller bowl and narrower opening to preserve the floral aromas and maintain cooler temperatures of white wines. Try our Luxury Electroplated White Wine Glass to add an instant wow factor to any photo.

Champagne Flute
A tall, narrow glass designed to retain carbonation and showcase the bubbles in sparkling wines. You may also consider our generous Stemmed Horn Cocktail Glass in place of a standard flute.

Pint Glass
A versatile glass commonly used for serving various types of beer, holding a standard pint (16 ounces). We're in love with this slightly smaller Bottoms Up Glass at 13.5oz. 

Pilsner Glass
A tall, slender glass that showcases the clarity and carbonation of pale lagers and pilsners. 

Beer Mug
A sturdy glass with a handle, suitable for serving a variety of beers, often used for casual settings.

Coffee Mug
A sturdy cup with a handle, typically made of ceramic, used for serving hot beverages like coffee and tea. Our Floral Ceramic Mug comes gift wrapped and makes every morning cup of joe a special occasion

Irish Coffee Glass
A heat-resistant glass with a handle, designed for serving hot coffee cocktails, such as Irish coffee.

Espresso Cup (Demitasse)
A small cup used for serving concentrated espresso shots, typically holding 2-3 ounces.

Juice Glass
A small glass, typically holding about 6 ounces, used for serving fruit and vegetable juices. We love our U Cup for a subtle unique touch of flair. 

Mason Jar
A rustic, versatile glass often used for serving a variety of cold beverages, including lemonades and iced teas.