LEMONSODA Full-Bottle Premium Artisan Copper Wine Glasses 750 mL / 25 fl. oz Set of 2

The glasses are great. I bought them to have glasses in my hotel room for our sales meeting. They got used every night. They are the perfect size and look super classy and unique.

This is a lovely set of wine glasses. They are well constructed, and the copper tenting on the stem is unique and beautiful. They would make a lovely gift.

Very pretty. Hold a full bottle of wine. Good gift.Overall, I'm happy with the glasses themselves.

Firstly, thank Dionysus/Bacchus that both glasses arrived intact! Hopefully the breakage issues of earlier reviews has been resolved. But onto the glasses...Boy did I have my doubts when ordering this pair of glasses! I'm not proud, but I'll acknowledge that I am a bit of a snob when it comes to my stemware. Pure, clear, cut rim glasses only, please. I don't go for the gimmicky colors and designs typically, and gosh help me if there's a rolled rim or seam on the thick glass!! Well... maybe a hit of copper can be classy. (Yup!) The glass itself says it's lead-free crystal and I'll take their word for it. When I dinged them together, I wasn't impressed. But the ding did liven up when there was a glass of wine in a glass, but we'll get to that soon enough. The quality of the glass itself is beautiful. It seems like it's thin and delicate, but also feels sturdy enough for regular use. The box says they're dishwasher safe, exceptional clarity, fine laser cut rim, seamless joint, dishwasher safe, and food safe. I approve of all of that, and as of this review I have no reason to dispute any of those claims!! The box also says they hold a full bottle of wine, and I don't dispute that either. These glasses are HUGE!! I think my daily driver is a bit larger than average and these glasses dwarf my other glasses. Seeing this, I expected anything other than a heavy pour to seem completely out of place in these glasses. To test, I measured 150ml (a standard glass of wine as far as liquor laws say) and poured into a glass. You can see the results in the photos, and I am happy with the fill line. Most people will probably pour a double into these glasses, though, and that'll be great too! So for quality, the bar is set at my daily-use Austrian Gabriel Glas Universal glasses. They're $30 a pop and have a beautiful shape, thin glass, perfect balance, and universal design that I truly enjoy drinking any kind of wine out of. These glasses are every bit as balanced, thin, and beautiful. I was actually shocked that I couldn't find a seam in the glasses and enamored by the thin cut rim. Even being such a large glass, they're still perfectly balanced. All this for half the price of where the bar is set for me. I initially missed the "Crystal of Modern Asia" type on the box, but I was guessing similar European background. A classy "Made in Thailand" is printed on the reverse of the brand sticker on each glass, and I am happy to expand my stemware collection into Modern Asia! Final verdict, I am thrilled with these glasses. While they're absolutely bigger than I want to be using every single day, they are a fantastic display and will definitely be used regularly when I want to amp up my glass game.

This is one beautiful glass, the glass itself is stunning, but the copper bottom is exquisite. It actually holds a whole bottle of wine, it's that big, and I have two of them. I don't drink wine, but these make really nice decorative glasses. If I do drink out of them, it will be a whole bottle of sparkling cider. The thin glass makes these very delicate, so I would hand wash them only.