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Ask any drink professional about which glasses a bar needs, and you’ll get a list of at least a dozen. While that’s a fine number for bottles, it’s simply obscene for the home bar. So, I propose a more tangible number — four. Sure, four glasses won’t be perfect for every single drink under the sun, but they’ll cover 95% of them. For the rest, just improvise. If you’re serving at home and the drinks a free and tasty, no one should rightfully criticize you.
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Gin Cocktails

Copa glasses, also known as gin balloons or gin goblets, feature a large, round bowl with a short stem. This design allows for plenty of ice and garnishes, keeping the drink cool while enhancing the aromatic botanicals of the gin. The wide opening helps release the gin’s fragrance, making it ideal for gin and tonics or other aromatic gin cocktails. The short stem prevents your hands from warming the drink, similar to holding a white wine glass, and the generous size accommodates tonic water, citrus slices, and herbs for a visually appealing presentation

MAKING A PERFECT GIN & TONIC

Garnishes: Citrus slices, herbs like rosemary or thyme, and berries complement the gin’s botanicals and are best showcased in a wide-bowled glass.
Choosing the right glassware not only improves the taste and aroma of gin cocktails but also elevates the overall drinking experience, making your home bar feel more professional and enjoyable.