Appetizer and cocktail glass
The Appetizer and cocktail glass section at AZ Boutique includes more than 100 references for serving aperitifs, long drinks and cocktails. Designed for café, hotel and restaurant professionals as well as private customers, this selection covers every useful bar shape: stemware, tall tumblers, coupes and glasses specific to each drink. All models are sold in sets, in durable materials suited to intensive use. Among the most popular ranges, the Abeille collection is one of the best-selling, alongside the Unie, Islande and Lima glasses.
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The Appetizer and cocktail glass section at AZ Boutique includes more than 100 references for serving aperitifs, long drinks and cocktails. Designed for café, hotel and restaurant professionals as well as private customers, this selection covers every useful bar shape: stemware, tall tumblers, coupes and glasses specific to each drink. All models are sold in sets, in durable materials suited to intensive use. Among the most popular ranges, the Abeille collection is one of the best-selling, alongside the Unie, Islande and Lima glasses.
Types of appetizer and cocktail glasses
- Longdrink glass: tall glasses for long drinks and soft drinks.
- Beer glass: from half-pints to conical glasses, for draught and bottled beer.
- Cocktail glass: stemmed glasses for margaritas, daiquiris and bar creations.
- Martini glass: the iconic triangular coupe for cocktails served without ice.
- Port glass: small stemmed glasses for fortified wines and aperitifs.
- Pastis & aniseed glass: glasses suited to serving pastis diluted with water.
Leading brands
Choosing your appetizer and cocktail glass
Which glass for which drink?
Each drink has its shape: the longdrink glass suits long, iced beverages, the stemmed cocktail glass works for shaken preparations, the Martini coupe is for cocktails served without ice, and small Port or aniseed glasses for concentrated aperitifs. Choosing capacity according to your usual serving volume simplifies presentation.
Which material for professional use?
For high turnover, tempered glasses resist impacts and temperature changes better when run through the dishwasher. Soda-lime glass remains a good balance of clarity and cost, while crystalline ranges offer the fine rim valued for crafted cocktails.
Why buy in sets?
Glasses are sold in sets, which makes it easy to replace breakages and keep service consistent. For a bar or dining room, keeping spare stock in the same reference ensures a uniform presentation over time.
How to complete your bar glassware?
Beyond the aperitif, consider water glasses and goblets for everyday service and digestif glasses for after the meal. A carafe or pitcher usefully rounds out the bar setup.
Appetizer and cocktail glasses at AZ Boutique
Find the full selection in the Glassware range at AZ Boutique. Our team helps professionals and private customers choose the shapes and capacities suited to each service.
Types of appetizer and cocktail glasses
- Longdrink glass: tall glasses for long drinks and soft drinks.
- Beer glass: from half-pints to conical glasses, for draught and bottled beer.
- Cocktail glass: stemmed glasses for margaritas, daiquiris and bar creations.
- Martini glass: the iconic triangular coupe for cocktails served without ice.
- Port glass: small stemmed glasses for fortified wines and aperitifs.
- Pastis & aniseed glass: glasses suited to serving pastis diluted with water.
Leading brands
Choosing your appetizer and cocktail glass
Which glass for which drink?
Each drink has its shape: the longdrink glass suits long, iced beverages, the stemmed cocktail glass works for shaken preparations, the Martini coupe is for cocktails served without ice, and small Port or aniseed glasses for concentrated aperitifs. Choosing capacity according to your usual serving volume simplifies presentation.
Which material for professional use?
For high turnover, tempered glasses resist impacts and temperature changes better when run through the dishwasher. Soda-lime glass remains a good balance of clarity and cost, while crystalline ranges offer the fine rim valued for crafted cocktails.
Why buy in sets?
Glasses are sold in sets, which makes it easy to replace breakages and keep service consistent. For a bar or dining room, keeping spare stock in the same reference ensures a uniform presentation over time.
How to complete your bar glassware?
Beyond the aperitif, consider water glasses and goblets for everyday service and digestif glasses for after the meal. A carafe or pitcher usefully rounds out the bar setup.
Appetizer and cocktail glasses at AZ Boutique
Find the full selection in the Glassware range at AZ Boutique. Our team helps professionals and private customers choose the shapes and capacities suited to each service.




