Hand-Blown Mini Glass Snifters – Cobalt Blue Rim | Set of 4 | 2 oz
- HAND-BLOWN BY MEXICAN MASTER GLASSBLOWERS — Each snifter is individually crafted in Mexico using traditional glassblowing techniques. No two pieces are exactly alike — slight variations in shape, size, and color are a hallmark of authentic artisan glass.
- ELEGANT COBALT BLUE RIM — A deep, rich cobalt accent applied by hand adds sophistication and visual drama to every pour. Stunning on any bar cart or table setting.
- HEAVY BASE | PREMIUM FEEL — Significantly weightier than factory-made glasses, with a sturdy base that keeps them steady and adds a premium, substantial feel in hand.
- LEAD-FREE, FOOD-SAFE GLASS — High-quality, food-safe glass. Safe for tequila, mezcal, cognac, and any fine spirit worth savoring.
- SET OF 4 | 2 OZ CAPACITY — Perfect for sipping premium spirits. Dimensions: ~1.6" wide at top × ~2.75" tall. Four matching snifters for a full round of refined toasts.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR SPIRIT LOVERS — An ideal gift for tequila enthusiasts, cognac collectors, or anyone who appreciates authentic Mexican craftsmanship. Great for weddings, housewarmings, and home bar styling.
These shot glasses make great gifts for tequila lovers or anyone who appreciates traditional Mexican craftsmanship, use them for special occasions: Weddings, Bachelor Parties, Housewarming Gift, Anniversaries, Graduation, Birthdays, May 5, Christmas or New Year.
We work with the premises of fair trade. With your purchase, you help boost the economy of the families of Mexican rural artisans.
With your purchase, you help boost the economy of the families of Mexican rural artisans
Our Shot Glasses from Mexico are wrapped and packaged very well. Unfortunately, our product is fragile and rarely may break. Be aware that if you receive a broken glass, we’ll replace it or refund your money
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