There's no better way to liven up a meal than by serving a pitcher of refreshing margaritas, and every cocktail is more fun when presented in a festive cup—especially one as iconic as the margarita glass! But there are so many styles of cocktail glasses out there: Which is the right one for this citrusy tequila drink?
The best margarita glasses really depend on what kind of margarita recipe you're working with. A frozen marg needs a sturdier glass than a rocks margarita that's being strained into a delicate coupe, but both styles are great for salted rims. By most standards, Ree Drummond isn't a margarita purist: Instead of putting salt on the rim of her glass (she doesn't like it: "Call me margarita flawed!" she says), she prefers an unapologetically thick rim of lime-spiked sugar. And she even makes some of her margarita recipes with a blend of tequila and vodka. As a nod to her untraditional choices, this list includes some unique glassware along with the best traditional coupe-style margarita glasses.
Take the party to go! This insulated margarita glass—in a pretty iridescent finish, no less—will prevent any ice from melting and watering down your drink.
If you're looking for margarita glasses for one-time use, you'll appreciate this colorful set of 48 cups. They'll make any get-together feel more festive.
Don't settle for watered-down drinks at your next tailgate! The insulated plastic walls of these glasses are filled with a cooling gel that keeps drinks chilly.
If you like your glassware stemless, you might want to serve your margaritas in a classic rocks glass. This pretty blue-rimmed set is handcrafted in Mexico.
For a more delicate feel, strain a margarita into a pretty coupe glass. But don't confuse delicate for fragile: These glasses are super durable.
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