and 100% recyclable plastic. I tested the stemless wine glasses and mason jars, while an editor at Insider Reviews personally bought the stemless Champagne flutes and wine glasses several years ...

The sleeker, more laid-back design of stemless glasses also ... to Lindy Stafford, wine associate at Chautauqua Vineyards & Winery, who uses Host’s BPA-free plastic version at her DeFuniak ...

Some stemless wine glasses may be made of plastic, which offers a safer alternative for drinking outdoors, or stainless steel, a durable and more industrial material that provides a modern aesthetic.

Karr keeps “indestructible” plastic Govino cups around for drinking wine at the beach or the park. O’Kelley has “a stash of inexpensive stemless glasses in case I am having a crowd over ...

The gold standard for plastic wineglasses is Tritan, which is more durable than other materials and tends to look the most like actual glass ... try Repurpose stemless wine cups.

Wine glasses — both stemless and traditional — come in crystal, glass, plastic or stainless steel. Glass is very popular because it’s affordable. However, crystal offers some advantages over ...