Cocktail glasses
In mixology, a wide variety of glasses are used. However, the traditional “cocktail glass” refers to...
In mixology, a wide variety of glasses are used. However, the traditional “cocktail glass” refers to a stemmed glass that is conical in shape and has an open rim. This style is often referred to as a martini glass. Saint-Louis uses this shape as a basis for many of its cocktail glasses. In addition to this traditional shape, the selection also offers cocktail cups.
The parisons, stems, and feet come in an array of shapes and motifs inspired by both classic and modern design codes. These glasses work just as well for classic cocktails as they do for alcohol-free options like mocktails.
A crystal cocktail glass is typically used for drinks such as Martinis or Manhattans. Their distinctive triangular shape dates back to before the 19th century and became especially popular in the early 20th century. Ideal for short drinks prepared in a shaker, this type of glass helps bring out flavors more clearly, allowing the aromas of ingredients such as vodka, gin, vermouth, or bitters to develop more smoothly than they would in a more closed shape. These cocktails are typically served without ice.
Its tapered parison and long stem make it easy to hold without transferring heat from your hand, helping the drink stay cool and preserving its aromas. At Saint-Louis, each glass highlights the skill of the artisans, with carefully shaped parisons, stems, and feet created through techniques like glassblowing and cutting. The result enhances how the crystal catches and reflects light, adding a refined touch to the tasting experience.
The cocktail cup, inspired by champagne saucers, features a timeless shape often found at elegant occasions and frequently seen in Art Deco design. With its soft curves and vintage feel, it has regained popularity, especially in thoughtfully curated barware collections.
Its wide, rounded bowl and straight rim make it well-suited to drinks served without ice. It’s a natural choice for classic cocktails like the Daiquiri, but also works beautifully for serving champagne, bringing a retro charm to celebrations.
Explore a range of pieces that highlight both the craftsmanship of crystal and the ritual of cocktail-making, turning any gathering into something unforgettable.



















