Coupe Glasses

The coupe glass, with its shallow, circular bowl and elegant stem, is an icon of cocktail culture.

Pronounced ‘ko͞op,’ this stylish cocktail glass was designed in the mid-17th century in England by a Benedictine monk. Champagne coupes quickly became fashionable in France and were the cocktail vessel of choice for many years.

In the US the coupe found new life in the world of spirits, during the Jazz Age and in New York's swankiest bars and Hollywood's most glittering parties, cementing the coupe’s status as an icon of American cocktail culture.

Beyond the bar, It is used for desserts like sorbets, mousses, or fruit salads, and elevates shrimp cocktails, empty coupe glasses become a part of a table’s decor, filled with flowers, candles, or other charming accents, adding a touch of vintage glamour to any setting.