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The traditional beer container.
Size: 12 oz |
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The size of this container concentrates the alcohol smells to the top of the container as your hands warm the brandy.
Size: 17.5 |
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This tulip-shaped glass is designed to the waltzing bubbles of the wine as they brush against the side of the glass and rise up and spread out in a sparkling mousse.
Size: 6 oz |
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This glass has a triangle bowl design with a long stem and is used for a wide range of straight-up (no ice) cocktails such as martinis, manhattans, metropolitans and gimlets. Also called a martini glass.
Size: 4-12 oz |
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The traditional mug used for hot coffee.
Size: 12-16 oz |
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Shaped similarly to a high ball glass except this glass is taller and can handle more material.
Size: 14 oz |
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Small stemmed glass used for serving various liquors (typically after a meal).
Size: 2 oz |
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A straight-sided container used for a wide array of elegantly serving drinks ranging from shots, drinks on the rocks and mixed drinks (ex. gin and tonic)
Size: 8-12 oz |
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Tall, elegant glass that is shaped like a hurricane glass. Typically used for serving tropical-themed drinks.
Size: 15 oz |
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Shaped similarly to a cocktail glass but has a broader rim, ideal for holding salt.
Size: 12 oz |
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These large square containers are ideal for packaging things in an air-tight environment for storage.
Size: 16 oz |
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