It screams country mansion excess, making us want to drink champagne from an
elegant coupe glass whilst reclining in a bubble - laden tub!
I paired them with these metallic
banded coupe glasses for a sip of champagne to celebrate this most joyous occasion of thanksgiving!
Lot # 153.1 - This 1933 Ford 3 -
window coupe glass body street rod has gone through a full custom build to look like an old dirt track racer.
INGREDIENTS
Chilled coupe glass 1 1/2 oz Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye 1 oz Dolin Rouge Vermouth 1/2 oz Cynar 1 dash bokers bitters
We love: the
Champagne coupe glass that arrives alongside the Bloody Mary — bearing a Lone Star beer chaser
Combine Brockmans, juices, cinnamon syrup, and cherry liqueur in a shaker filled with ice, shake, and strain into
a coupe glass.
Strain into
a coupe glass and top with hand - whipped heavy cream *.
Double - strain into a chilled
coupe glass.
Strain into two
coupe glasses.
Make the cocktail: Pour the Chartreuse into
a coupe glass.
Stir and strain into
a coupe glass.
Rub the rim of
the coupe glass with the orange peel and then garnish with the Luxardo cherry and the orange peel.
Shake vigorously and strain into
a coupe glass.
Double strain into a chilled
coupe glass.
Strain this into
your coupe glass and garnish with the twist of a lemon.
Strain the contents into
a coupe glass and garnish with a piece of watermelon.
Spray 3 spritzes of the salt essence into a chilled
coupe glass.
In a shaker filled with cubed ice, shake the cocktail ingredients until well chilled, then strain into
a coupe glass filled with crushed ice.
Double strain into
a coupe glass, sprinkle the top evenly with sugar and torch the surface until the sugar has caramelized (turned golden brown).
Double strain into
a coupe glass and garnish with fresh flower petals or dried rosebuds.
Strain into
a coupe glass and garnish with a fresh blossom.
Stir first three ingredients with ice until chilled then strain into
a coupe glass.
Strain into
a coupe glass and garnish with a grapefruit twist.
Strain through a very fine - mesh sieve into
a coupe glass; garnish with lime wheel.
Rub 1 lime slice over half the rim of an Old Fashioned glass (if you prefer your Margarita on the rocks) or
a coupe glass (if you prefer it up).
Strain into a chilled
coupe glass, and garnish with a basil leaf.
Strain into
a coupe glass.
Stir over ice until well - chilled and pour into
a coupe glass.
Strain into
a coupe glass and float a cucumber on top as garnish.
Strain cocktail through a Hawthorne strainer or a slotted spoon into
a coupe glass.
Strain cocktail through a Hawthorne strainer or a slotted spoon into a chilled
coupe glass.
Strain into a chilled
coupe glass and top with ginger beer.
Strain into
a coupe glass or a rocks glass filled with ice and garnish with orange twist.
Add all the ingredients into an ice - filled mixing glass, stir then strain into a chilled
coupe glass and garnish with an orange peel.
Shake all ingredients with ice then fine strain it with an additional tea - strainer into a chilled
coupe glass, no garnish, but use a lime peel if desired.
For a lustrous glow, I added small gold pumpkin candles and gold doilies, placed on each plate, underneath
the coupe glass.