Nick & Nora Martini Glasses (Set of 2 Crystal Stemware)

By far the most classy Martini glasses I've seen and great packaging so these are the perfect gift.

These Nick & Nora glasses are fantastic. Elegant, beautiful clear crystal.

These are lovely glasses and are beautifully packed and packaged. Nice feeling of solidity. I have 'Nick & Nora' glasses from Riedel, and - while good quality - they are in my opinion a bit too small for a 3 - 3 1/2 cocktail. The History Company glasses are slightly larger and are the perfect size for a classic Manhattan or Martini. There was a minor chip in one of the glasses I ordered. I contacted the seller and without returning the defective glass, I was supplied in 2 days with a replacement set. Exemplary customer service!

Powell and Loy hello. Looks just like the movies and I love a martini "Beefeaters" Awesome shaken or stirred classic. Had 4 of them so far as of this post. full 6 oz. A Martini is made with gin unless you stupidly ask for else. I douse it with dry good quality Vermouth into a shaker or mixing glass w/ ice. Ecstsasy! Add olive/ or coctail onion to your likes. Go get 'em Asta!

I like whiskey. I usually drink it neat in a glencairn or on the rocks in an old fashioned glass. Lately as i've been figuring out ways to pass the time home alone during a global pandemic, i've been starting to enjoy making cocktails, like the Paper Plane, pictured above.I needed new glassware for these cocktails. a classic martini glass wasn't for me, I don't particularly like the way they look. I discovered the Coupe glass and figured i'd get a couple of those, but then came across the Nick & Nora glass. The shape of this glass intrigued me, felt a little more masculine perhaps? Or maybe just easier to hold. The history of the glass is also fun.Anyway, I bought this set and I really like it. It is the perfect size for most classic cocktail recipes (love a good Manhattan as well). I really love a fine crystal glass when i'm drinking wine, but want something a little sturdier when i'm enjoying a cocktail, and this is. It is not cheap feeling but also doesn't feel like one wrong move and it's gonna shatter. Comes in a decent gift box which talks a little about the history of the glass too.I'll probably buy some nice Coupe glasses at some point, but I bet that these Nick & Nora's will be the ones that I use the most.