What to Buy Trending Products & Deals Instead of Ordering a $12 Manhattan, Order These $12 Glasses to Make Cocktails at Home I did, and I’m never going back. By Daniel Modlin Daniel Modlin Daniel Modlin is an editor of News & Deals for the Food & Drink Group on the commerce team. He has covered food trends, cooking techniques, recipe roundups, gift guides, kitchen retailer sales, and product reviews. His work has been featured on many publications including The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, Travel + Leisure, New York Magazine, WIRED, and The Daily Beast. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on February 22, 2023 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Photo: Amazon Even though a Manhattan is a drink I love to order when I’m out, it wasn’t one I often made at home. It’s not that it’s difficult: After all, it requires about three ingredients and some stirring. The problem turned out to be the glass I was using. Drinks like Manhattans and Martinis are opulent, special, and when drinking them, you want to feel that way, instead of slurping it from a water cup on the couch. After getting a set of Nick and Nora glasses, my at-home cocktails have never been so enjoyable. If you’re looking to upgrade yours as well, right now you can grab an affordable set of your own at Amazon. Amazon To buy: Viski Set of 2 Angled Nick and Nora Glasses, $24 (originally $26) at amazon.com This set of Nick and Nora glasses from Viski comes with two glasses, which comes out to about $12 a glass. Each is able to hold 6-ounces, which in my experience, is the perfect volume for a Manhattan or Martini. The glass itself is made from crystal, you can really tell when you clink them together. And while the brand says they are dishwasher-safe, it is best to hand-wash them to ensure longevity. I love the stem, as it is a great place to hold the glass, and keeps my warm hands away from the bowl of the glass, thereby keeping the drink cooler for longer. The shape of the glass is great, too. Unlike a classic V-shaped Martini glass that spills everywhere, the subtle dip of this glass means I can have elegance and functionality (read: I haven’t spilled anything in it yet). But don’t just take my word for it. Shoppers are raving about their style and durability. One writes, “These are extremely classy looking cocktail glasses.” They’ve even put them in the freezer and the results were great, they say. Finally, they talk about how durable they are, writing, “I accidentally tipped one over on the counter (prior to drinking), and it didn’t crack.” Another shopper adds, “Love these things. Aside from getting to make fun noises (being real crystal and all), they have great volume for drinks, look fantastic, and are really just superb coupes.” If you’re looking to elevate your at-home cocktails, these glasses are just the trick. And for two glasses of this quality, $24 is a bargain. At the time of publishing, the price was at $24. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine These Reusable Swedish Dishcloths Are ‘Kitchen Workhorses,’ and They’re Just Over $1 Apiece Right Now Stock Up on Rubbermaid's Popular Food Storage Containers While They’re Still on Sale These 6 KitchenAid Utensils Are All Marked Down Under $14 at Amazon Right Now