Which glass for which drink?
Choosing the right glasses for your drinks isn’t exactly a science, but there are good reasons and quite a bit of knowledge and experience behind what drink goes in what glass. It basically comes down to what it is about the drink you want to savour – the bubbles, complex aromas or refreshing cold temperature.
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SVALKA champagne glass, 6 packCurrent price € 6,99go to champagne glass, 6 pack
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SVALKA champagne glass, 6 packCurrent price € 6,99go to champagne glass, 6 pack
Fizzy drinks taste best in flutes
Sparkling and carbonated drinks are best served in tall glasses with a small mouth, like flute glasses. This gives the drink a small surface area which helps preserve the bubbles and stops it from going flat too quickly.
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SVALKA champagne glass, 6 packCurrent price € 6,99go to champagne glass, 6 pack
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STORSINT glass, 6 packCurrent price € 12,99go to glass, 6 pack
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STORSINT carafeCurrent price € 14,99go to carafe
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SVALKA champagne glass, 6 packCurrent price € 6,99go to champagne glass, 6 pack
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STORSINT glass, 6 packCurrent price € 12,99go to glass, 6 pack
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STORSINT carafeCurrent price € 14,99go to carafe
“With STORSINT, I wanted to create a glassware series that enhances the enjoyment of drinks and can be used for all occasions year after year.”
Aaron Probyn
Product Designer
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POKAL glass, 6 packCurrent price € 3,99go to glass, 6 pack
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POKAL glassCurrent price € 1,29go to glass
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POKAL glass, 6 packCurrent price € 3,99go to glass, 6 pack
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POKAL glassCurrent price € 1,29go to glass
Go-to glasses for all-round enjoyment
For anything from water and milk to fruity summer punches and even coffee or tea, you can’t go wrong with a classic design in thick glass that holds both warm and cold drinks. Here’s a refreshing suggestion. Rhubarb Paloma Mocktail • 1 part fresh grapefruit juice • 1 part fresh lime juice • 1 part rhubarb syrup • 3 parts club soda • Ice cubes, grapefruit wedges and rhubarb ribbons
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