Collection: Mocktail Glasses

The Rose Shaped Glass with straw, Tilted Cocktail Glass with wooden base, and Pineapple Glass get the most attention visually. If presentation matters to you even slightly, these three are the ones people stop and photograph.

Pretty much, yes. Hi-ball is just the formal name for tall glasses - which happen to be the most versatile for mocktails, juices, and long drinks. The Highlander and Gridlock Hi-Ball here work for everything from Virgin Mary to cold coffee.

Go with a pack of 6 - Strips Hi-Ball or Bistro Cocktail Glass both look good on a table and won't break the budget. If you want to go a bit more premium, the Gold Rim Hi-Ball is the kind of thing guests actually comment on.

Stick to cold drinks for these. Most of these glasses are thin and designed for chilled drinks - pouring something very hot can crack them, especially the crystal ones.

Copa is that big balloon-shaped glass on a stem - originally for gin and tonic but honestly perfect for fruity mocktails too. The Aspen Copa here works really well for anything garnished with mint, berries, or citrus - the wide bowl lets the aroma hit you before the sip does.