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Long drink glasses

Buy long drink glasses for gin and tonic, mojitos, soft drinks, or water. Tall glasses in durable glass for hospitality use or fine crystal, stackable for the bar or embossed for the table, from brands including Onis, Arcoroc, RCR, and Pasabahce.

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Made for freshness and balance

The perfect long drink glass for mixed drinks

A good highball glass is all about proportion and presentation. Its tall shape leaves room for ice, soda, and spirits in just the right balance, while aromas are gently released with every sip. This keeps your drink cool for longer, beautifully layered, and perfectly balanced in flavor from start to finish.

A long drink is a small measure of spirits with lots of ice and a generous pour of tonic or soda. It calls for a tall, narrow glass. The height leaves room for a thick layer of ice. The narrow shape keeps the fizz in your drink longer, so the bubbles rise gently instead of disappearing all at once.

In this collection, capacities range from a 22 cl tubo to the largest glass at 65 cl. Arcoroc, Onis, Duralex and Bormioli Rocco are the ranges we see most often at the counter. There’s more difference between those sizes than you might think, and the amount you pour determines which glass you need.

FAQ

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Which highball glass goes with your drink?

First, think about what you’re going to pour. A gin and tonic with half a can of tonic and a glass full of ice fits well in 40 to 47 cl. You’ll find the same size in the gin and tonic glasses section. If you pour in a whole can or bottle at once, you’ll need large 50 cl long drink glasses, or 500 ml. For water or a soft drink with a meal, 27 to 36 cl is enough. The slender 22 cl tubo is made for juice or a small mixed drink.

Next, consider the glass. Tempered glass has a reinforced rim and can handle a busy evening behind the bar. Thin long drink glasses feel lighter and show off the color of your drink. A heavy base keeps the glass steady, even when it’s filled to the brim with ice. Prefer a low, wide shape? You’ll find that style in the tumbler glassessection. The wider bowl on a stem is in the mojito glasses section.

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How to build a long drink

You make a long drink in the glass; you don't need a shaker. Start with ice, and plenty of it, filling the glass well over halfway. A glass that's only half full melts faster, making your drink watery. Then pour in the spirit, top up with tonic or soda, and stir no more than once.

The easiest example is the Cuba Libre, a mojito, which takes a little more work because you put the mint in first and only then add the crushed ice. In both cases, a long bar spoon works better than a teaspoon. It reaches the bottom of a tall glass without disturbing all the ice. Stir from the bottom up. Once is enough.

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Prevent breakage, cracks, and limescale buildup

A tall glass tips over more easily than a short one. That’s why most glasses break on the counter, not in the dishwasher. Store them upright, not upside down, because the rim is the thinnest part and can’t take much.

Tempered glass can go in the dishwasher on a short cycle. Don’t put ice in a glass that’s still warm from the machine. That big temperature difference puts stress on the glass. If the glass looks cloudy, it’s usually limescale. A splash of vinegar in the rinse water will remove it. If you pour a lot of cola or syrup, brush the bottom from time to time; otherwise, sticky sugar residue will remain.

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Looking for something else?

Do you know what you’re serving but not which glass to use? You’ll find everything organized by shape under cocktail glasses , from coupe and hurricane glasses to martini glasses. For one particular classic, take a look at Moscow Mule mugs, with the traditional copper mug. If you want your logo or a message printed on the glass, you can arrange it through glass printing. Hospitality businesses and event organizers often ask for this, and the straight sides of a highball glass are ideal for it.