10 Best Wine Glasses to Upgrade Your Sad Cup Sitch

Those wine charms your mom knows (and loves for some odd reason?) are now a thing of the past. That's because your guests stand zero chance of mixing up their wine glasses when each one is a different color. Available as a mixed set, each order includes a blush pink, rose, cobalt blue, lavender, mint green, and yellow hand-blown glass.

Seriously—show me a sleeker wine glass. This $15 bar cart ~necessity~ is tad bit dramatic in terms of presentation, sure. But can't you just picture it filled to the brim with your favorite Brut? If you don't buy it, we will.

The devil and Kris Jenner both work hard, but honestly? These stackable wine glasses work harder. Ultra-thin and ultra-durable, these dishwasher safe stackables do the most because they double as wine glasses, rocks glasses, and your standard, run-of-the-mill water glass. Can any of the stemmed beauties below do all three? We think not.

If the idea of owning a decanter and being *that* hostess is something you've always envisioned for yourself, then hi, may we introduce you to this sleek-as-hell set? Made In's decanter comes with four white wine glasses, making it ze perfect wedding present, hostess gift, or—let's be real here—next present to yourself.

My all-gold-everything people will appreciate this gilded stemless set of four. No need to tuck 'em away in a cabinet—they're pretty enough to proudly display on your bar cart or sideboard.

Don't let the sleek design fool ya. This is a sturdy set that can survive the dishwasher and your clumsy tendencies. The glasses are so good, they're often recommended by sommeliers too.

Hear me out: You have your ~nice~ wine glasses, and then you have your (equally as fahncy) wine glasses that are just a *tad* more durable. You know—for doling out when that one clumsy friend comes over for wine night. Hand her one of these stain-resistant stems and throw it in the dishwasher once you two polish off a bottle of pinot.

Go ahead and snag all eight of these red/white wine glasses for $100. Even if you live by yourself, they'll come in handy—trust me. (I've broken enough glasses to know that four is never enough).

Searching for a drinking glass that can double as decor? Zoom in on the long-stemmed glasses seen here. They're acrylic, so they'll survive any and all sorts of spills.

Vintage lovers will appreciate this romantic stemless wine glass that's covered in a vine of flowers and leaves. It has all the "ooh la la" vibes you could hope for.