Common cocktail glass names and sizes

Common cocktail glass names and sizes

There are basically two types of champagne glasses. The utility model relates to a large goblet with a capacity of about 4 to 8 ounces, and the goblet body is an inverted triangle from the side; The other capacity is about 7~l 0 oz. The shape of the former is designed to facilitate the dissemination of bubbles, while the slender shape of the latter is not designed to give people a graceful image, but to make this cup shape can make the bubble in the champagne slowly rising can linger longer in the cup.

Large champagne glasses can be used not only to Champagrle, but also to Champagrle Cocktail and a few milk drinks, such as Brandy Alexander. Brandy cup The capacity of the brandy cup ranges from 6 to 8 ounces, the meaning of using this cup is to sniff.

In contrast to cocktail glasses and champagne glasses, the bottom of the large round body of the brandy glass is suitable for holding in the warm palm of the hand, at this time the slowly volatilizing aroma rises from the wine, but is limited by the relatively small mouth of the glass, so that the world within the glass can only be enjoyed by the holder. In addition to brandy, this glass can also be used to hold Tropical Drinks and Creamy Drinks.

The Margarita Cup, formally known as the 9 ozcoupette, is very popular in the United States and Europe. In addition to Margarita, it is the ideal container for dairy drinks like Grasshopper, Pink Lady and Brandv Alexailder.

Whiskey Sour Glass
Sour cream glasses are tall glasses with a capacity of between 4 and 6 ounces. The body is almost oval when viewed from the side, and the stem is shorter than that of most tall glasses, but still leaves enough room for fingers to grasp the glass without heating up the contents. Sour whiskey glasses are used to hold acidic wine, some with ice, some without ice. In addition to Whisky Sour, there are Apricot Sour, Amaretto Sour and so on. Pony Glass, also called Cordair Glass (Cordial Glass, meaning "sincerity cup"), with a capacity of l or 2 ounces, is the smallest tall glass in bar Liqueurs, and is commonly used to drink liqueurs, Examples include Berledictine, Creme de Metlthe, Tia.Maria, etc., and it is often filled to the brim.

The glass has a capacity of 3 to 4 ounces, and the body of the glass is slightly inverted triangle from the side, which is the perfect container for drinks before and after meals. From all kinds of Sydney wine to Port wine (Port), as long as it is a small portion of sweet wine, Sydney glass is the best choice. The Porter glass is similar to the former, except that the bottom of the glass is round when viewed from the side and the capacity is 2 ounces. It is often used to serve dessert wines such as port. But the use of porter glasses and Sydney glasses is not disorderly.

Irish coffee cup Irish coffee cup is a tall cup with a long straight cup, the bottom of the cup is round, and there is a handle on the side, the capacity is 8 to 10 ounces, and it is often used to hold hot drinks, and it is not hot to take the cup with the cup. The main characteristics of the shot glass are the thickness of the wall, the flat bottom, and the small capacity, the capacity of 1 ounce and 2 ounces. It's the smallest flat-bottomed, legless glass in a bar. It has two functions: one is used to measure alcohol instead of a large number of glasses, and the other is used to drink undiluted spirits, such as bourbon, Scotch, gin or whiskey. The United States and Europe have given a very vivid name to the way of drinking with this glass (straigtlt shot). It can be imagined that with this small glass filled with a cup of thick strong wine, straight up the neck to one cup, one drink, and another cup, and one drink, at this time the drinker will feel the fire in the tongue, fire in the mouth, fire in the viscera, forcing him to loosen his tie, exhaling its hot air.

What are the common types of glass glasses?

beer mug(glass)
brandy snifter
crystal glass
cocktail glass
Champagne glass
cordial(liqueur)glass
collins glass
claret glass
champagne saucer
decanter
fruit cup
footed glass
glass
goblet
highball glass
water jug
liqueur glass
mixing glass
Manhattan glass
measuring glass
margarita glass
mug
old fashioned glass
punch bowl
red wine glass
spirit glass
sour glass
sherry glass
short glass
tumbler
tapered glass
tulip champagne
wine glass
whisky glass
whitr wine glass