Drink Specific Glassware Nick & Nora - Set of 4, Cocktail Glass, Crystal Glass, Dishwasher Safe - 5417/05

I love these very attractive cocktail glasses!

Oh yes! These are so choice. Perfect for a martini, but they class up even a sparkling water with a twist. I use them whenever I can. It really is the little things that make life worth living.These are the same size glasses that Roger from Madmen is always holding. They make 2.5 oz of chilled liquor look larger compared to those fish bowl cosmo/martini glasses all the poor people seem to have.

Perfect size, balance & weight, great for Manhattan's.

these are dandy, the thickness is typical not heavy not super flimsy. they last fine if you don't throw them into the fireplace.

Lets start with the good. I got these for my wife after she broke her vintage martini glass. The bowl is very thin but the stem and base are sturdy. The amount of liquor it holds is good for a healthy martini. She really likes the fact they don't spill over the edge like a regular martini glass would well carrying it. The only bad thing is with the bowl being so thin the fist set that showed up one of the glasses was chipped. Not sure I would run these through a dishwasher I think these are more of a hand wash only item.

I love these!! Perfect for Paper Planes, Manhattans, Last Word & many more!! Only deducted a star because they had clearly been used & returned… yep- that’s lipstick on there! I was of course going to clean them before using them regardless of condition. I see many have returned these due to the “small size”… but 4oz is exactly the capacity necessary for many cocktails! Love Reidel & Zwiesel for speciality glasses! Cheers! 🥂

Beautiful. Classic. Who wants to drink a 9oz Martini anymore? No, it's the 4oz N&N up drink that's in these days. This glass is exactly the look for the 21st century, even though it screams 1940's. Fun!

BEST MANHATTAN GLASS IN THE WHOLE WORLD!I work at Nick & Nino’s Pub in Kansas City Missouri near the airport and this is a crowd pleaser for sure!The recipe I use for my famous Manhattan isServed in: Chilled Riedel 5 oz Nick & Nora glassStyle: Stirred, upIngredients:2 oz Basil Hayden Dark Rye (or your favorite Rye Whiskey or Bourbon)1 oz Sweet Vermouth2 dashes Fee Brothers Orange Bitters1 dash Fee Brothers Aztec Chocolate Bitter¼ oz Luxardo Black Cherry Juice1 Luxardo Black Cherry for garnishInstructions:1. Chill the glass: add ice and water in the Nick & Nora glass while you prepare the drink.2. Add Makers Mark, Sweet Vermouth, Luxardo Black Cherry Juice, and both bitters to a mixing glass filled with ice.3. Stir well for 20–30 seconds until chilled and diluted.4. Dispose of the chilled water from the now chilled Riedel Nick & Nora Glass.4. Strain mixture into the chilled Nick & Nora glass.5. Garnish with a Luxardo cherry (drop in glass & lit it sink to the bottom)6. Express a bit of orange peel oil over the top for aroma!BEST RECIPE EVER! THANK ME BY LETTING ME MAKE YOU ONE AT NICK & NINO’S PUBAddress is 10024 N Ambassador Dr. Kansas City, MO 64153I work Thursday Night, Friday Night & Saturday night from 7pm- 3am.

Gorgeous, small coupe martini glasses. Perfect size for the perfect martini. I did break my first pair, my fault! So you do have to be careful with them. But they are classic and modern. Loved them enough to but a second set!

High quality Riedel Nick and Nora glasses, exactly what I would expect from a top drinking glass manufacturer. Or even better. I am very satisfied and plan to get some of the next types of glasses,

Might be slightly smaller than anticipated but adds to the retro feel. Still holds a double martini absolutely fine.

Very stylish old school cocktail glass. The perfect size for a classic Martini or Gibson, i.e. 2oz gin, 1oz vermouth + olive or onion. Some negative reviews have said they're too small. They're only too small for a drink that is meant to be drunk from an entirely different kind of glass. Other negative reviews focus on fragility. I can only say that they appear to be no more fragile than other delicate glasses I have. They need to be handled carefully but so does any other decent glass. I like them very much.

I've always found the traditional 'martini' glass top-heavy and just too big.When I saw these I thought they'd be perfect.And they are.They hold a double-shot martini or negroni perfectly.The fine rim and shape make them a pleasure to drink from.The base is quite large and weighty (in a good way!). They never feel like they're going to tip.Highly recommended!