For the most memorable moments, we have exclusive shot and liqueur glasses. Our range includes various unique styles, from elegant crystal to joyful Christmas patterns. Whether you prefer traditional spirits or a refreshing non-alcoholic alternative, our glasses will add an extra touch of festivity.
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Flavoured spirits were once prescribed as medicine, but today they're enjoyed as a celebratory drink. Today, it is natural to have a little tipple at Christmas, or a shot at a friend's birthday party or to round off a fine meal. Liqueur is also an excellent companion for a sweet dessert after a lovely dinner, or as a drink alongside your coffee. Here, you can explore our classic collection of fine shot and liqueur glasses with stems. And remember - shot and liqueur glasses are also perfect for smaller and healthier shots. Why not offer a great ginger and lemon boost in a shot glass at your weekend brunch?
Shot glasses and liqueur glasses with a stem resemble champagne or wine glasses, but in a much smaller size. The size of the glasses may vary, but they usually hold between 50ml and 100ml. Here at Fyrklövern we have shot glasses and liqueur glasses in many different designs. The glasses are perfect for both night caps as well as for sipping liqueur at celebratory meals. We have small elegant glasses with classic designs and a beautiful lustre, to really enhance the party atmosphere. If you want to set your table with special shot and liqueur glasses at Christmas-time, there are decorated glasses to enhance the festive feeling around the table.
Shot and liqueur glasses are often used at dinner parties and for large celebratory occasions. That's why it's a great idea to invest in enough glasses so you don't run out of glasses for both guests and table settings. Our shot and liqueur glasses are included in several of our glass collections, and are easy to pair with other glasses, such as wine glasses and water glasses, within the same collection. By the way, did you know why shot glasses are sometimes called schnapps glasses? The name originates from the German verb 'schnappen', which means a fast movement, and schnapps is often downed in one quick movement - bottoms up!
