Why this cocktail glasse earns its place
This glass has a story. The Nick & Nora was born in the speakeasies of the 1920s, where craft and constraint lived together. The coupe shape — a shallow, elegant bowl on a stem — is purpose-built for stirred cocktails: Martinis, Daiquiris, anything that lives on ice for a moment then pours clean into the glass. That 140ml capacity isn't a compromise; it's a precision measure. You're serving exactly the right amount, no more, no less.
The Onis Speakeasy series reclaims this shape without irony or costume. The 160mm height and 78mm diameter mean the glass sits proportionally in hand, and the stem keeps your warmth away from the spirit. The coupe is smaller than modern cocktail glasses because craft cocktails are meant to be precious — a measure, a moment, a proper drink. This isn't sipping from a water glass; this is ritual made functional.
Whether you're running a cocktail bar serious about its technique, a restaurant offering a short spirits menu, or a hotel where guests expect to be known, this glass communicates something. Onis covers the rim with a guarantee that acknowledges these glasses are made for service, not sentiment. Dishwasher safe and built to survive the pace.
