The notion that wine should be consumed out of thin-walled crystal, preferably on a stem, is practically scripture. But one of the hottest new ceramics studios, Mazama Wares, is seeking…
Until recently, drinkware has been a largely predictable affair. But amidst the cocktail renaissance, bars are using drinking vessels—be it a vintage coupe, a light bulb or a bespoke tiki…
Bartenders and craft beer lovers are starting to take their glassware options more seriously, says Tasting Table. It's all for the common good, because according to Matt Rutkowski of glass making…
Unsurprising, moderately to greatly inebriated people often submit to illicit behavior. Including theft. In a recent survey of Boston barkeeps, Eater exposes the oddest items pilfered from bars, and the results are just that—resoundingly odd. When…
What the evolution of Champagne's drinking vessel—from coupe to flute to wine glass—says, not only about how the wine has changed, but how we, the drinkers, have changed.
(n.): A silver or tin cup in which mint juleps are traditionally served. Kentucky silversmiths have been making these since the 18th century. Though it’s not necessary to make a…
We've all had a that klepto-cousin who slips silverware from fancy restaurants into his pockets or the weird aunt who sweeps extra creamers and jam pots from a diner into…
(n.) A small glass used to serve shots and shooters, usually made from glass with a thick base and sides. There is no standard for capacity, though it is most…
