These stemless wine glasses ($28 for set of two, Uncommon Goods) are handmade in Columbia from recycled glass and have a unique look. Slight variations in the glass make them one of a kind.

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So it should be no surprise that stemless wine glasses are becoming the go-to vessel to serve all that vino. They evoke a casual elegance, making it easier to serve and sip. If you prefer red ...

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Glasvin’s The Stemless wine glasses earned the top spot on our list for several reasons. The airy, lightweight design and ideal size are front and center. Made from hand-blown, lead-free crystal ...

That’s where a stemless wine glass comes in handy. The best stemless wine glasses aren’t all about seeking maximum comfort, either. They are more travel-friendly than your traditional wine ...

It means we accept the fact that this type of glassware doesn't meet our needs and that it's time to join the stemless wine glasses club. Fear not, they're just as chic and are much more fool ...