Zwiesel Glas Click

Click consists of three shapes that you use alongside one another rather than choosing just one. The 47.6 cl highball glass is the tall option for mixed drinks with plenty of ice. The 29.5 cl all-purpose tumbler is the everyday glass for water, soft drinks, or juice and fits in most cabinet doors. The 35.7 cl whisky glass is lower and wider, with enough room at the bottom for a large ice cube. Everything comes in sets of four. For more options, view the range of tumbler glasses and highball glasses.

The whisky glass is the shape in which a negroni belongs: equal parts gin, Campari, and red vermouth, stirred over ice and finished with an orange peel. The highball glass is for anything topped up with bubbles, from a cuba libre to a simple glass of water with lemon. Always pour carbonated drinks down the side of the glass rather than onto the bottom, so the bubbles last longer. The all-purpose tumbler serves at breakfast and dinner.

For this series Zwiesel Glas uses Tritan crystal glass, to which titanium and zirconium have been added. The result is glass that is harder at the rim, exactly the spot where glasses knock against each other in the dishwasher and get damaged. So these glasses can simply go in the machine. Stand them separately in the rack so the rims do not touch, and rinse them out after sweet drinks, because sugar dries into the facets.

You can find the rest of this brand’s range at Zwiesel Glas, which exists as a separate brand alongside Schott Zwiesel. If you’re specifically looking for glasses that stack because you’re short on cupboard space, take a look at the stackable glasses. For whisky neat or with a single large ice cube, all the shapes are listed together under whisky glasses. If you only want to buy one size, the 29.5 cl tumbler is the most versatile, as it works both as a water glass and a drinks glass.