Martini Glass

A staple since the 1925 Paris Exhibition, when it was introduced as a modern alternative to the coupe glass, martini glasses were originally used for the consumption of champagne.
Today’s version features longer stems to minimize heat transfer and a wider brim that enhances the aroma of the liquor. In addition, steeply sloped sides prevent the separation of ingredients and also help prop up garnishes on toothpicks and skewers.