The 10 Best Glasses for Drinking Vodka However You Like It
The 10 Best Glasses for Drinking Vodka However You Like It
Vodka: You can drink it unapologetically by itself to feel its warmth boil in your stomach, or in a cocktail for a finer, sweeter taste of sophisticated things. Either way, sip it, let it linger on your tastes buds, and feel the ABV saturate your blood vessels, bones, and nerves. Vodka is satisfying stuff.
How do you drink vodka, then? There’s no demand, no provision, like you might come across in the realm of whiskey drinkware. Any glassware works. One time, I drank it directly from the bottle, in the morning. It was my first time drinking vodka, and my first time getting drunk, and I mixed it with whole milk afterwards, making a complete fool of myself. (I'll admit that on a whim, the hybrid was tasty.) I don’t recommend that, but I do recommend investing in some polished, refined glasses to go with your vodka drink of choice. If it looks good, it'll taste better. Convince yourself likewise.
Lowball or highball, Martini or on the rocks, any glass that's well-made and décor-friendly—simple as that—can make a home for itself on your bar cart for serving vodka straight or vodka concoctions. To cultivate your imagination, we’ve selected 10 glasses that will definitely look good with vodka poured into them.
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There's no specific glassware required to drink vodka or vodka cocktails, but here are 10 glasses for you to taste your spirit sophisticatedly and stylishly.
