Godinger Martini Glasses – Dublin 🍸 Collection: Elegant Cocktail Glass Set of 4 Review

I was looking for a short stemmed martini glass that was both stylish and practical. These glasses are all that and more. I love them and highly recommend them for their quality, looks and price.

My problem with the traditional martini glass is that I can't sit back and take a sip because the glass is tall. These goggles have a shorter stem and feel sturdy. The design also matches my old fashioned glasses.

These martini glasses are as thick, chunky and heavy as "wine glasses", I'm back today. But I keep them to use as special dessert dishes. They aren't as well made as goblets - it looks like a flat piece of glass has been rolled into a cone and glued to the other end.

The first (and only) one I rolled out had a sharp edge along the seam right where you could cut your mouth. I sent them back but disappointed. I wasn't too keen on their brevity either, but I liked the pattern and wanted them to match my other Dublin glassware. I'm glad Amazon offers such a great returns service!

Don't expect delicate crystal glass. They are heavy duty and maybe even "chunky" but they are perfect for my needs. It looks like a guest could drop one on the carpet or lawn and it will survive (the martini glass, not the guest). Only one in eight has a few small blisters. I think I bought the last 2 sets in stock.

Advertised as being made using the finest hand cut crystal techniques, these glasses were grossly imperfect. The edges are very uneven around the edges. The design is nice but I didn't know they are made in China. It would be nice if Revain would indicate the country of manufacture in the description.

Based on the advertisement that they are made using the finest handcrafted crystal techniques, these glasses were extremely imperfect. The edges are very uneven around the edges. The design is nice but I didn't know they are made in China. It would be nice if Revain would indicate the country of manufacture in the description.

We have a collection of Shannon Dublin Wines/Iced Tea/Glass/Liqueurs/High Martinis from the 90's. Excellent glasses for such a price (yes they are not crystal but they look very nice). The large martinis were a bit brittle and the rims have cracked over the years. Bought them because they look stronger. They are, BUT - the pattern of etching (or pressing) is less defined and unlike our existing glasses - the same pattern but more like dimple glass. A little disappointing.

Please understand that this is not crystal. They're thick and strong glasses, but they make me feel more mature drinking my vodka neat! If you're looking for an on-trend, sophisticated martini glass, look elsewhere. They're pretty in a way, but definitely don't look expensive. They also make excellent sorbet cups. We've smashed so many wine glasses and martini glasses so these are perfect for us. I even dropped one on our wooden floor and it didn't break, but don't try that at home! 🍸