I’m a home editor, and this is what I’m eyeing from JoyJolt’s barware sale — glasses are up to 50% off

These classics are streamlined enough for every day yet elevated enough for special occasions. Each glass features strong crystal for added durability and clarity — and at under $20 a set, there’s no better time to buy.

Consider JoyJolt’s Gwen glasses, which offer the durability and clarity you’d get in the Faye highballs, if you want a more rounded silhouette. I'm also eyeing the geometric Infiniti for a more unconventional (and artsier) take.

Beer can glasses have become increasingly popular for their casual, slightly sporty design. They feel rustic when filled with your favorite brews, or more refined holding a frothy iced latte or cucumber lemonade. Scoop up a six-pack (pun intended) at $8 off.

Of course, I can’t broach the topic of coffee without mentioning these mugs, a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon with over 18,000 five-star reviews. Now 43% off, they’re strong just like your morning espresso and temperature-safe for the fridge, microwave, and oven. They’ll also make your kitchen feel like a European cafe.

There’s just something about fluted glasses that feels fancy and a little retro, whether they're filled with water, juice, or your favorite mixed drink. JoyJolt’s handmade glasses are meticulously rippled, and they're available as tumblers or whiskey glasses, both on sale.

Whiskey glasses are great for bourbon enthusiasts and anyone else who enjoys a slow sip. This four-piece set is about as sleek as it gets: Grab a box to keep on hand for yourself and guests while they’re 46% off. They also make a handsome gift!

If you love a good martini moment (or you're manifesting them for warmer months to come) consider JoyJolt’s Afina glasses. The mouths are big enough for an 8-ounce beverage — preferably one that's stirred — while the stemless bases look modern and minimize spills.

I love my coupes for martinis, cocktails, champagne … even wine in a pinch! This JoyJolt design boasts a fuller bulb, making room for a few ice cubes or garnishes, and it's made of crystal in Europe for a regal touch. 

Stable and versatile, stemless glasses are another everyday staple for serving cocktails, mocktails, and even water — with panache! These pieces have a wide mouth for both white and red wine, and they’re easier to clean than narrower styles. Their stemmed counterparts are also on sale.

Last but not least are JoyJolt’s carafe pitchers, which I own and use for everything from storing homemade blends to serving water, iced tea, or orange juice and champagne for mimosas. They’re also great for transporting hand-batched cocktails and make a perfect hostess or party gift. At just over $7 each, you won’t need to worry so much about leaving them behind.