Reddit reviews Luminarc FBA_J6576 Barcraft Coupe Cocktail (Set of 4), 5.5 oz, Clear, Martini

We found 10 Reddit comments about Luminarc FBA_J6576 Barcraft Coupe Cocktail (Set of 4), 5.5 oz, Clear, Martini. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Includes 4 Coupe Cocktail glassesCapacity 5. 5 ouncesLead free glassMade in the USADishwasher safeIncluded Components: 4 Cocktail Glasses

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10 Reddit comments about Luminarc FBA_J6576 Barcraft Coupe Cocktail (Set of 4), 5.5 oz, Clear, Martini:

u/thoeoe · 4 pointsr/cocktails

I have these and they have served me very well. Not as fancy as cocktail kingdom but very affordable and sturdy.

u/goodtim42 · 4 pointsr/cocktails

To get started in glassware, I would keep it simple. I find that most drinks can be successfully executed with two types of glassware: a 5oz coupe/cocktail glass and an old fashioned/rocks glass. I consider a Collins glass to be optional, as I personally don't like drinking out of them (they're typically served with a straw which is wasteful). I'll often use an 11oz double old-fashioned glass in its place.

In terms of brands I own several sets of the Luminarc Barcraft series coupes (available on Amazon). I like them because they're a fair price, which is great because I don't have to feel bad if one breaks. I also have the highballs which are also pretty decent.

If you're looking for higher end, I really like the New York Bar series from Stolzle. You can checkout the whole line here.

I personally use a Top Shelf shaker which I really like. Feels much nicer then some of the cheaper ones. The strainer I have is from Modern Mixologist. After having so many of the cheaper ones break, I decided to get one that I hopefully wouldn't have to replace. So far its been great and I enjoy using it.

The other tools I would consider getting is a meddler, a fine mesh strainer, a mixing glass, and a bar spoon!

edited: typo

u/lunaranders · 2 pointsr/cocktails

From Amazon

u/nirreskeya · 2 pointsr/cocktails

I'm guessing this is the occasion so one might also want to stock up on these.

u/thetieguy · 2 pointsr/cocktails

I like these

u/MaybeMaybeNotMike · 2 pointsr/cocktails

I agree with the premise here, but disagree with parts of the solution. In terms of quality, a martini is really only good when it’s very cold. So by doubling the volume (unless you drink really fast), you’re significantly increasing the chances of winding up with some martini that’s much warmer than is probably pleasant. I would just invest in some smaller glasses. Look for a coupe, or Nick & Nora glass anywhere from 4.5 to 5.5 oz. and you’ll be good to go. If you prefer the straight sided ones for vodka, go for it.
I agree about the picks, though. I have stainless steel ones with skulls on the end that look great on a negroni, black Manhattan, or anything with some dramatic color to it.

Check out these coupes

And/or these Nick & Noras

u/datewithikeaa · 2 pointsr/cocktails

Thanks! They are cheapies. I would personally prefer a smaller stem but finding smaller than 6 oz is difficult. If you are shopping try looking for the Leopold Coupe from Cocktail Kingdom. I think they are a little more high end looking while not being very expensive.

u/Kryzm · 1 pointr/cocktails

Relatively cheap on Amazon, though you need to buy it as an Add-On I guess?

Edit: looks like it's not available fulfilled by Amazon at the moment.

u/mish_the_fish · 1 pointr/cocktails

$18.29 for a set of four 5.5 oz. Luminarc coupes on Amazon (Prime eligible): http://www.amazon.com/Luminarc-Barcraft-Coupe-Cocktail-Clear/dp/B00MW3YKCM

They have plenty more fancy ones (Riedel and Zweissel have gotten the memo that these are popular) available Prime as well, if you're looking for something more upscale.

u/deucemcgee · 1 pointr/cocktails

Oh i just got some cheap stuff on amazon, nothing special (coupe glass)

I kinda liked these ones, but until i actually have space (and my own bar in house), I have to wait