So it should be no surprise that stemless wine glasses are becoming the go-to vessel to serve all that vino. They evoke a casual elegance, making it easier to serve and sip. If you prefer red ...

This stemless option might feel fragile ... but Bogue insists it’s also a great multi-purpose wine glass for other white wines, reds and even an icy Aperol Spritz. “At around $14 a stem ...

I’ll admit to being the occasional perpetrator of serving a margarita in a wine glass, or a martini in a — God forbid — stemless cup ... Unfurl your most Aperol spritz-worthy tablecloth ...

Ask any bartender worth their salt, and they’ll tell you: Riedel is one of the finest makers of barware around. This set of four tumblers are made for mixology: think G&Ts and v ...

As someone who lovessss me a glass of vino and is clumsy with (and without) alch in my system, let me just say that stemless wine glasses are where it’s at. Hear me out: Stemmed wine glasses are ...

Some restaurants and bars choose to serve wine in what look like juice, water or cocktail glasses, which can work well depending on the context. Embracing stemless glasses can certainly bring ...