The wine glass - An overlooked detail

Gin glasses - An overlooked detail when making Gin & Tonic

Gin glasses? You've bought your favorite gin, tonic is in the house, garnish is in order, but what about the glass?

The gin glass is not just any glass you have on the back of the shelf in the far corner of the kitchen cabinet. No, the gin glass is the last little detail that helps elevate your Gin & Tonic from a boring Festivals G&T that tastes like the paper cups it's served in to a gastronomic experience of the highest order. After all, Restaurant Noma doesn't use random plates for their servings, does it?

Of course, the appearance also has something to say, although it's really the inner values of the glass that count. In a beautiful gin glass, the gin, tonic, garnish and ice cubes all come into their own and interact with each other to create the unique flavor combination that we love and appreciate. Especially on sunny summer evenings, but really all year round.

There are now many different gins out there, but most are balloon-shaped and on a stem, but you should not go out of your way to serve a small Gin & Tonic in a tumbler glass if you want a slightly smaller volume. Many of the big gin brands have glasses that match their bottles, but if you want a glass that doesn't scream Gin Mare, you can choose Luigi Bormioli's Spanish Gin & Tonic glasses, which are great for any occasion and really help to enhance the overall experience.

Find a small selection of our Gin & Tonic Glasses below: