Martini glasses have an iconic, singular look. Here’s why.
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A martini glass is a glass that has a martini in it. That's a cocktail glass.
When I worked in a restaurant I would fill the martini glass with ice and cold water, so it would chill while I mixed the drink ????
Bro it’s a glass.
Let’s see there’s lots of glass surface and it’s thin, wouldn’t you think that would radiate the cold out and the warm in? Don’t drink don’t know.
Calling it a martini glass is 100% wrong, and it this fallacy that has led to cocktails in general being referred to as martinis of different kinds. This is a triangular cocktail glass, nothing else.
I would love more stemmed glass history! I don't drink, but the glasses are pretty and I'm a history nut.
Kind of wish he explained a little how it keeps the drink cold
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