Editor's Notes

The stemless wine glass has moved from novelty to mainstream over the past fifteen years — it is now a standard format in the wine service category because it solves two real problems that stemmed glasses create in casual and outdoor settings: stem breakage and storage instability. A stemless glass sits flat on any surface, stacks cleanly in a dishwasher rack, and does not tip from contact with a tablecloth or outdoor surface in the way that a stemmed glass does. For winery events held outdoors, for hospitality programs at venues without flat tables, and for gift programs where the recipient uses the glass in a range of casual settings, the stemless format is the operationally correct choice.

At 9 oz., the glass is sized for a generous tasting pour — smaller than a full dinner-service wine glass but larger than a 8 oz. tasting glass, occupying the position between a tasting format and an everyday service format. The clear glass maintains wine color, clarity, and the visual presentation of the pour. The stemless form factor photographs well in lifestyle and event content, which is relevant for accounts that use branded glassware imagery in their marketing. Contact our wholesale team for confirmed bowl height and diameter, base dimensions, imprint area, decoration method, minimum order, and production lead time.

Buyers comparing wine glass formats should review the 5.5 oz. Stemless Wine Glass (KPBCN-GDMAV) for a smaller stemless tasting format, and the 18.5 oz. Vina Wine Glass (DQWVG-IXBVC) for a full-service stemmed format.

For confirmed specs and to place a wholesale order, contact our team at 877-334-5323 or email wholesale@winebags.com.