Standard cocktail glass types and the traditional garnish paired with common drinks.
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- What is a Highball glass?
- A tall glass, typically 8-10 oz, used for spirit and mixer drinks like gin & tonic or rum and cola
- What is a Lowball or Rocks glass?
- A short, wide glass, typically 6-8 oz, for stirred drinks served over ice like an Old Fashioned
- What is a Martini glass (also called Cocktail glass)?
- An inverted cone-shaped glass on a stem, typically 3-6 oz, for cold cocktails served without ice
- What is a Coupe glass?
- A shallow bowl on a stem, typically 4-6 oz, originally for champagne but now used for sours and vintage cocktails
- What is a Hurricane glass?
- A tall, curved glass shaped like a hurricane lamp, typically 15-20 oz, for tropical and frozen drinks
- What is a Margarita glass?
- A wide, shallow bowl on a stem, typically 8-10 oz, designed specifically for margaritas and sour cocktails
- What is a Collins glass?
- A tall glass, typically 10-14 oz, taller than a highball, used for long drinks like Tom Collins
- What is a Copper Mug?
- A metal cup, typically used for Moscow Mules and other ginger beer-based drinks, provides thermal insulation
- What is a Snifter glass?
- A short-stemmed glass with a large rounded bowl that narrows at the top, typically 6-12 oz, for brandy and cognac
- What is a Jigger?
- A double-sided measuring tool used by bartenders, typically with 1 oz on one side and 1.5 oz on the other
- What is a Shot glass?
- A small straight-sided glass, typically 1-2 oz, for shots and straight spirits
- What is a Nick and Nora glass?
- A small stemmed glass resembling a smaller martini, typically 4-6 oz, for shaken classic cocktails
- What is an Irish Coffee glass?
- A clear footed glass with a handle, typically 8-10 oz, designed for hot coffee cocktails
- What is a Tiki Mug?
- An ornamental ceramic or glass mug shaped like a Tiki figure, typically 12-16 oz, for tropical themed cocktails
- What is a Champagne Flute?
- A tall, narrow glass on a stem, typically 6-10 oz, designed for champagne and sparkling wine to preserve bubbles
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