This glass is one of several so-called chimney-style glasses that are stemless and have a narrow opening. A stem is not necessary as all the drinks served in a highball are accompanied by ice cubes.

The glass is named after the drink it’s most commonly used for, but you can use it to serve other drinks, like a cosmopolitan, Manhattan, or lemon drop. Libbey Entertaining Essentials Martini ...

Martini glasses essentially break down into three types: V-shaped, coupe, and Nick and Nora. The first is the familiar, thin glass with the long stem reaching up to a cone with straight sides.

Essentially, you could drink your Chardonnay out of a larger Bordeaux-type glass and still reap all the benefits. Riedel Veloce Sauvignon Blanc Wine Glasses, Set of 2 $89 ...