From a starting point, there are two types of wine glasses, stemmed and stemless. There are three parts to every stemmed wine glass: Base – This is also referred to as the foot; this part is required to keep the wine glass standing and stable.

Stemmed wine glasses have red Wine glasses, Champagne flute, Martini glasses, Coupe glasses, and cocktail glasses. Brandy & Margarita glass. Whisky Glass. Snifter glasses.

Wine Glasses

Champagne Flute

Martini Cocktail Glasses

Although the terms cocktail glass and martini glass are often used interchangeably, the former is slightly smaller, more rounded (in contrast with the latter’s purely conical shape), and features a shorter stem, and a narrower rim.

Coupe Glasses

A coupe glass is a type of stemmed champagne glass with a shallow bowl used to hold sparkling wine and other drinks. Aside from its ability to become a tower and serving vessel, it has a lot of interesting facts behind its structure and uses.

Snifter & Brandy Glasses

A snifter (also called brandy snifter, brandy glass, brandy bowl, or cognac glass) is a type of stemware, a short-stemmed glass whose vessel has a wide bottom and a relatively narrow top. It is mostly used to serve aged brown liquors such as bourbon, brandy, and whisky.

Stemless Wine Glasses

Stemless wine glasses are also called tumblers. As the name suggests, these stem-free glasses allow for a closer hold. The shape of a stemless wine glass resembles a standard drink, but without the stem and base. Such as whisky glasses, rock glasses, and other stemless wine glasses.

The wine glasses can be sprayed with any color you want, and you can paint any pattern you want. You can also paint any design you want on the top of the glass. The logo also can be applied to the glass by fired decals, laser engraving, sandblast, and acid corrosion.

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