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When planning to stock your cabinets with glasses, you should consider the following factors before making any purchases: your entertaining style, the kinds of beverages you enjoy and the level of care requirements with which you feel most comfortable.

There are three basic categories of drinking glasses:

Everyday - Juice, beverage, tea, etc.

Barware - Highball, beer mugs, etc.

Stemware - Champagne flutes, wine, brandy snifter, martini, etc.

Most glassware is fine in the dishwasher, but you will get the best results from hand washing your glasses. Fine crystal stemware must always be hand washed. When storing your stemware always remember to place your crystal stemware upright to prevent breakage because it is so fragile. Another note to consider is that some beverages are better served from certain stemware styles, either because of the glass shape or size. Keep this in mind when making glassware purchases.

So now we come to the real question, which glass works best? Below you will find a list of different types of stemware and what it’s used for.

Highball - This is usually a tall, slim glass which holds approx. 12 ounces. The highball glass is used for mixed or iced drinks.

Double Old-Fashioned - This short, wide glass is referred to as the “on the rocks” glass. It is ideal for mixed drinks as well as everyday use, such as for juice.

Goblet - This is an all-purpose stemmed glass with a 12-14 ounce bowl. The goblet is generally used for water, but may also be used for any type of wine.

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