The Best New Barware to Shake Up Your Next Cocktail Party

Ingredients, recipes, and technique will get you a long way toward a good cocktail, but to really impress your guests, don’t forget presentation.

We’ve gathered some of the best-designed new barware out there—and one classic that always tempts us to have another.

Glassware

Pair of Tom Dixon Tank Black Highball glasses

Tank High Ball glasses in black by Tom Dixon  

Courtesy of Tom Dixon

Baccarat

Harcourt 1841 Tumblers by Baccarat. Sold as a pair.

Courtesy of Baccarat

Simon Pearce Westport martini glass

Westport stemless martini glass by Simon Pearce 

Courtesy of Simon Pearce

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