15 Best Cocktail Glasses To Buy

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Best cocktail glasses to buy

The Marksologist set of two margarita glasses

Available from Marks & Spencer (£6, set of 2)

Serve your spicy margarita in style with these classic glasses. They’re also great for drinks with big garnishes, as well as frozen margaritas, daiquiris or sgroppinos.

Available from:
Marks & Spencer (£6)

Royal Selangor frost tumbler

Run out of ice? This useful tumbler comes with a pewter base that can be chilled in the freezer and then placed under the glass to keep your drink cold for a couple of hours. It's also perfect for cocktails or spirits that you don't want to dilute with ice.

Glencairn whisky copita

This classic tasting glass is designed to concentrate the aromas of spirits like whisky. It's also a lovely option for sipping aperitifs like dry sherry or after-dinner liqueurs and digestifs.

Untitled Drinks coupette glasses

Available from Untitled Drinks (£44/set of 2)

Untitled Drinks – owner of Bar Termini, Untitled Bar and 69 Colebrooke Row in London – has released a range of handmade glassware designed to enhance the cocktail you're drinking. We're coveting the rose-hued negroni glasses and these coupettes, designed to ensure your martini is as cold and as crisp as possible.

Available from:
Untitled Drinks (£44/set of 2)

Mila Cocktail Glass

Available from Nkuku (£50/set of 4)

We love the warm tones of these sleek vessels made from recycled glass – they'd make a pretty display on a kitchen shelf or drinks trolley. Use for drinks such as martinis and cosmopolitans.

Available from:
Nkuku (£50/set of 4)

LSA International Borough Martini Glasses

Nick and Nora-style glasses make for an especially chic martini – just remember to chill the glass first for 20 minutes or so in the freezer for that extra frosty drink – we’ll have ours with gin, dry vermouth and a dash of orange bitters.

Anton Studio Designs empire gin glasses

Essential kit for G&T drinkers – fill these elegant glasses with ice, your favourite gin, tonic and lots of garnishes. Here's how to make the perfect gin and tonic.

Sir/Madam rialto glass tumbler

Available from Amara (£70, set of 2)

Inspired by Venice's famous bridge of the same name, these cheerful, sunshine yellow tumblers are perfect for summer garden parties and barbecues.

Available from:
Amara (£70, set of 2)

Diamante hurricane glasses

These crystal glasses are ideal for tropical and tiki-style cocktails such as pina coladas and zombies.

LSA International Whisky Islay Tumbler, set of 2

Available from Heal's (£65), Harts of Stur (£52), Amazon (£44.75)

Reassuringly chunky glasses (with their own individual walnut wood bases) to cradle in your hands, preferably in front of a roaring fire.

Available from:
Heal's (£65)
Harts of Stur (£52)
Amazon (£44.75)

No 3 Perfect Martini Gift Set

Available from Harvey Nichols (£105), Berry, Bros & Rudd (£150)

Need a gift for the martini lover in your life? This set features two of No 3 Gin’s delicate martini glasses, a collaboration between the distillery and glassware brand Nude. Designed to ensure your martini stays colder for longer, they come with a bottle of No 3’s rather delicious juniper-led gin.

Available from:
Harvey Nichols (£105)
Berry, Bros & Rudd (£150)

LSA International canopy recycled glass highball

Available from Selfridges (£45, set of 4), Harts of Stur (£20, set of 4)

A sleek, minimalist aesthetic makes these glasses a stylish, versatile choice for long soft drinks or cocktails such as a dark ’n’ stormy.

Available from:
Selfridges (£45, set of 4)
Harts of Stur (£20, set of 4)

Jancis Robinson Wine Glasses

Available from Wolf & Badger (£255, set of 6)

Wine glasses are great for spritzes and this set is worth investing in as they’re designed to be used for everything from wine and port to champagne (it’s often better to drink the latter from a wine glass as you can better appreciate the aromas).

Available from:
Wolf & Badger (£255, set of 6)