Z-Stem Martini Glass
No, your eyes are not deceiving you - this z-stem glass is a unique twist on the classic martini glass silhouette, guaranteed to bring a touch of style (and perhaps confusion, after a couple of tipples!) to your home bar.
The Martini glass may share its name with a specific type of cocktail and brand, but it's more versatile than you might think. Essentially, it's a good choice for any cocktail that's shaken or stirred with ice before being served without ice. Its distinctive long stem is easier to grip than a regular Martini glass, allowing you to keep the warmth of your hands well away from the perfectly chilled beverage.
Good to know:
- Dishwasher safe
Dimensions:
- Height: 168mm
- Diameter: 110mm
Z-Stem Martini Glass
No, your eyes are not deceiving you - this z-stem glass is a unique twist on the classic martini glass silhouette, guaranteed to bring a touch of style (and perhaps confusion, after a couple of tipples!) to your home bar.
The Martini glass may share its name with a specific type of cocktail and brand, but it's more versatile than you might think. Essentially, it's a good choice for any cocktail that's shaken or stirred with ice before being served without ice. Its distinctive long stem is easier to grip than a regular Martini glass, allowing you to keep the warmth of your hands well away from the perfectly chilled beverage.
Good to know:
- Dishwasher safe
Dimensions:
- Height: 168mm
- Diameter: 110mm
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