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A must-have for any wine lover.

Introducing the stemless wine glass: a contemporary take on the classic wine glass that's as functional as it is fancy. If you're short on cupboard space or tired of breaking your delicate stemmed glasses, these hardy stemless options make a fab alternative.

As the name suggests, a stemless wine glass is a type of drinking glass that's designed with no stem. The curved shape moulds around your hand, allowing for a closer hold while providing added comfort. Stemless wine glasses are usually around 350ml in capacity, ideal for holding a large (250ml) serving of wine.

Stemless wine glasses come in grape varietal shapes for better drinking experiences. While you'll find stemless options for grapes such as Chardonnay and Viognier, stemless wine glasses for red wine are perhaps the most popular. Why? Well, red wine is best served at room temperature, and a stemless wine glass allows the warmth from a person's hands to gently warm the wine, making it the perfect temperature for drinking.

So, what's all the hype about? Aside from the sturdy design, there are plenty of reasons to invest in one (or a few) of these distinctive wine glasses...

From mermaidcore-inspired iridescent glasses to smart spill-proof options, here are the best stemless wine glasses for 2023.

We're big fans of the mermaidcore trend, so, naturally, we were thrilled when we found these lustered wine glasses from Anthropologie. The iridescent finish lends a whimsical touch while the textured glass – which refracts light – is perfect for adding a little bit of sparkle to any tablescape.

These elegant stemless wine glasses have been machine-blown to create a grape varietal bowl. The delicate rim, made from thinner and lighter glass, is ideal for Viognier or Chardonnay wines.

With its high-end look, stemless glassware tends to be on the expensive side. Here, we've found a wallet-friendly stemless option that looks just as opulent as the more expensive John Lewis version above (you can thank us later).

With a subtle orange tone, gold foiled edging and spiral ribbed surface, these stemless Oliver Bonas gems really pack an aesthetic punch. The pretty pink packaging is a lovely touch if you're looking to gift them, too.

We thought these Pembroke stemless wine glasses looked familiar. Inspired by Soho House 40 Greek Street, these gorgeous scalloped glasses are now used in Soho Houses all over the world.

If you're like us, you might find traditional wine glasses a bit of a faff because of how easy they are to knock over. Welcome the spill-proof stemless wine glass: a practical (and equally as stylish) wine glass that has a rolling base to stop spills and enhance aeration. Genius.

Here's another great option for the butterfingers among us. Made from shatterproof stainless steel, you'll certainly find it challenging to break these stemless wine glasses. Naturally, the stainless steel will keep drinks nicely chilled for much longer than regular wine glasses.

We're particularly fond of these contemporary stemless glasses from LSA International. Mouth-blown by master glassblowers, they've been designed with ultra-fine bowls and a flat base for a minimalist and modern look.

These achingly cool stemless glasses have an expressive shape that'll be sure to impress your dinner guests. Made specifically for red wine, they have a larger bowl that allows the red wine to come into contact with more air, helping them to open up and display more aromas.

The organic shape and slightly textured feel of these Sarda stemless wine glasses gives them a lovely tactile quality. Made from recycled glass, they'd pair beautifully with these similarly recycled indigo tumblers.

We're rounding up our edit with these quirky wine glasses from Wayfair. Not your average stemless, these unique glasses have been designed with sleek curves to provide extra comfort when holding. Cleverly moulded so that wine is aerated as soon as it is poured, this set is a must-have for any wine lover.

Laura Hill is the Homes Ecommerce Editor for House Beautiful UK, covering the latest interior trends and home product ranges. With several years’ experience in home decor and DIY-focused editorial, Laura is an expert in finding the best tips and tricks to help you create a home you love on a budget.

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