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The martini glass has become an iconic cocktail glass, thanks in part to its distinctive silhouette, and is now associated with sophistication and style… often attributed to the famous British secret service agent James Bond!

Created in the 19th century, this glass was first simply called a “cocktail glass”. During the 1920s, at the time of Prohibition in the United States, it became exceedingly popular because of its style, but above all because it could be quickly and discreetly discarded during surprise searches in clandestine bars. The unique looking glass was later categorized as a “martini glass” to reflect its signature drink, the Martini cocktail.

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Glassware is a vital barware that comes in new versatile styles and designs these days in the market. Choosing the right glassware is important to impress the guests by serving the savouring drink in the ideal glass. It also adds so much visual charm to the party table by complimenting the drink to a grand level.

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F&B service outlet uses a variety of glasses for different types of drinks. It is the most delicate and expensive of all equipment hence should be treated accordingly. Glasses are made using glass and other substances which are heated at a very high temperature to form a molten mass, which is either then blown or molded into different shapes.

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The glasses and tumblers come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.
They are either footed with steam or non footed. They can also be hi
-ball or low-ball. Some of the widely used shapes are
1) Cooler- It is used to serve welcome drinks or appetizers.
2) Flute- It is a glass with a long cup and is mainly used to serve
champagne.
3) Goblet- It is a round glass with or without stem. The goblets with
stem are used to serve wines and brandy.A non frosted version is
used to serve whisky.
4) Margarita- It is a variant of Goblet with a wide round dish-like
cup.Margarita is used as a cocktail, mocktail or sharbat glass.
5) Mugs- It is used to serve beer.
6) Nonic glass- It is tall glass with a broad rim. It is used to serve
beer.
7) Pilsner-It is the high-ball glass used to serve cold coffee, Iced Tea,
juice and beer. a pilsner can support beers or aerated drinks
gracefully.
8) Pint- It is glass used to pour distilled alcohol into other glass.
9) Sniftek- it is used to serve spirits.
10) Thistle glass-Its silhouette is shaped like a thistle flower. These
glasses have tapered broad rims with round cups attached to a stem
and disc. It is used to serve aerated drinks.
11) Tulip class- It is used to serve beer, cocktail or mocktail.