Shatterproof margarita glasses are best for patio dining and outdoor drinking, while the fancier glasses are often reserved for indoor settings. Crystal glass and tempered glass vessels are usually less prone to breaking, while cheaper plastic variations are unbreakable. Margarita glasses are typically made from either traditional or hand-blown glass, although modern models are often made from variable plastics to resemble legitimate glass. No matter the origin, the glass is perfect for serving margaritas on the rocks, frozen and blended or straight-up. The origins of the shape itself are clouded in history and mystery, with some accounts claiming the design was commissioned by Marie Antoinette to resemble the shape of her left breast. The glass is similar to a coupe or a martini glass in its basic structure, but usually has a much larger volume.
The recognizable margarita glass features a tiered bowl on top with a stem connecting it to a wide, sometimes weighted base. What to know before you buy a margarita glass Anatomy With the right set of glassware, like the Dos Sueños Hand Blown Glass Margarita Glasses, you’ll be ready for your next summer party.
MARGARITA GLASSES FULL
A full margarita glass with its salted rim and brightly colored contents is visually stunning and sure to be a crowd pleaser. Of course, no margarita is complete without its signature curvy glass. Whether it’s served blended or over-ice, margaritas are always a refreshing, summertime staple. Tequila, lime juice, orange liqueur and sugar: margaritas make up some of the simplest and most popular cocktails in the world.
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