A two tone coupe named Yay, which is roughly the noise it earns when it comes out of the cupboard. Champagne coupe glasses have that wide, shallow bowl that puts a garnish on display from across the room, and this one carries its color in two tones rather than one flat wash, so a tray of them looks like a set instead of a stack.
Pour something up in it: a daiquiri, a sidecar, a French 75, or a splash of something sparkling. Colored coupe glasses quietly solve the problem clear cocktail glasses never do, which is telling you whose drink is whose without a charm, a sticker, or a guess. Good for a birthday toast, better for a Tuesday.
What drinks go in a coupe glass? Coupe glasses are used for cocktails served up, meaning shaken or stirred and strained without ice, such as martinis, daiquiris, sidecars, and sours. They are also a traditional way to serve sparkling wine at toasts and receptions.



















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