Mikasa, 16.75 oz, Clear Julie Highball Drinking Glass, 16.75-Ounce, Set Of 4, 4 Count (Pack of 1)

While marketed as a wine glass, the Mikasa Julie 19.75 oz Clear Stemless Wine Glass can be a surprising delight for craft beer lovers. Here's why:Pros:Generous 19.75 oz capacity: Perfect for enjoying a full serving of your favorite IPA, stout, or pilsner.Lead-free crystal with titanium reinforcement: Enhances the clarity of your beer and its color, while offering superior durability for everyday use.Dishwasher safe: Makes post-beer cleanup simple.Modern, stemless design: Provides a comfortable grip and a sleek look.Cons:The 19.75 oz capacity may be overkill for 12oz beers or those who prefer smaller portions.Potential for tipping: Stemless glasses can be more prone to tipping over than stemmed glasses, so handle with care.Overall, the Mikasa Julie Stemless Wine Glass is a versatile option for craft beer drinkers who appreciate a larger format. The lead-free crystal and dishwasher-safe design make it a practical choice, while the modern look adds a touch of sophistication. Just consider the size and your typical beer preferences before buying.

I bought a set of 4 of these oversized old fashioned Mikasa glasses for $8 at Marshalls, and loved them. One chipped on the rim and then broke, and then there were 3. Which isn't enough. So I went back to get 4 more, but they were sold out.I like them so much I was willing to pay 3 times as much to get more, and now there are 7.The glass (crystal, with titanium added for strength) is thin, so you do have to be careful with them but they are very beautiful and unique so to me it's worth it. A few years from now I may wish I'd bought 2 more sets.I always get compliments on them, which is nice. But the pleasure I get out of drinking from them myself is why I love them.

I have previously bought these same Mikasa wine glasses for wife, a wine lover (aficionado). She is picky about stemware so don't even think about getting her any thick, cheapo glasses. These are the perfect size for white wine and are nice thin delicate crystal glass. They are touted as containing titanium to make them break resistant, but they will/do break. They are dishwasher safe. These are comparable to more expensive glasses and are highly recommended. Cheers!

There are a lot of Double Old Fashioned Glasses out there. These are my favorite. I make accurate, top notch Tiki Drinks, many of which which are served in this type of glass. Most Double Old Fashioned Glasses range between 11 & 13 ounces of volume. I like the larger 15 ounce glass because it holds more ice (and drink). It’s a little shorter & wider than the other glasses, but it looks great and is very well made. It’s from Mikasa. I have had guests compliment their glass, because it starts frosting over the outside of the colorful potent cocktails that I make.

I love these glasses. They are delicate and light in the hand, but that does make them very prone to break. We have bought 5 or more sets and only have 10 glasses left which comes out to a 50% break ratio over time. I still continue to buy them for the overall appearance and feel.

Very happy with my new set. Simple, elegant, and classic design. Nice shape and lightweight glasses made in Czech Republic, the motherland of world known crystal. You can never go wrong with that quality, style and sophistication.

These are EXTREMELY fragile -- the glass on the sides is way too thin. I have other glasses that I've had for decades, and you can feel the huge difference in how thick the walls of the glass are. I've had these for all of a week and already broke one when I barely tapped it with another glass.And if that's not enough of a reason to not buy these, the actual dimension of the double old-fashioned style is weird. The overall diameter is just too wide -- they don't fit well in the hand, and I have relatively big hands.

High quality beautiful glasses. Bigger than I was expecting, but still great!

It’s weird , these glasses are A huge (take a can and half of pop no problem, B incredibly delicate and graceful… and yet C super tough and durable. You really have to work to break them : ) I have six, and usually break one every couple of years, so I keep some spares.

We use these glasses for everything; they make for a pretty large wine glass, but are just a great general purpose tumbler. They're very fine but we've never had any problem with that - they seem pretty robust. Ours have been through the dishwasher plenty of times and still look clear as day

Broke very easy after about six times of use ,they broke in the same place as if ther was a flaw in the manufacture

they're very wide

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