Round & Generous

Balloon

A round bowl that narrows at the rim – the shape Spain made famous for the Gin & Tonic. It holds plenty of ice, keeps the drink cold for longer and lifts the botanicals to the nose.

Copa de Balon Gin Goblet Cocktail Glasses Set of 2 – two goblets before the open white and gold box with gold satin

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Copa de Balon Gin Goblet Cocktail GlassesSet of 2 | 25 Oz
Venus Seashell Balloon Goblet Cocktail Glasses Set of 2 – two ribbed goblets in front of the open gift box

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Venus Seashell Balloon Goblet Cocktail GlassesSet of 2 | 21 Oz
Art Deco Gin and Tonic Glasses Set of 4 – four ribbed glasses before the open green box with pink satin

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Art Deco Gin and Tonic GlassesSet of 4 | 13.5 Oz
Art Deco Blush Pink Gin & Tonic Glasses with Gold Rims Set of 4 – four glasses in front of the open satin-lined gift box

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Art Deco Blush Pink Gin & Tonic Glasses with Gold RimsSet of 4 | 13.5 Oz
Crystal Aperol Spritz Cocktail Glasses Set of 2 – two glasses before the open white and gold box with gold satin

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Crystal Aperol Spritz Cocktail GlassesSet of 2 | 15 Oz

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

About Balloon

In Spain the Gin & Tonic is served in a copa de balón, a balloon glass: a big round bowl, lots of ice, a long pour of tonic and a garnish you can smell before you sip. The shape works for any long, iced drink, which is why balloon glasses have become the spritz glass too.

Stemmed or stemless balloon glasses

  • Stemmed (15–25 oz): the classic copa. The stem keeps your hand off the bowl, so the drink stays colder; the big pour reads as an occasion.
  • Stemless (13.5 oz): a balloon bowl that sits flat on the table. Easier to store and harder to knock over, good for parties and outdoor tables.
  • Balloon vs goblet: every balloon glass is a kind of goblet, but its bowl is rounder and closes in at the rim to hold aroma. See our goblet glasses for the open-bowl shapes.

In this collection: the Copa de Balon Gin Goblets (25 oz) is the traditional Spanish serve, and the Venus Seashell Balloon Goblets (21 oz) add a seashell-ribbed bowl. The Art Deco Gin and Tonic Balloons and Art Deco Blush Pink Gin & Tonic Glasses are stemless balloons with Art Deco ribbing. The Crystal Aperol Spritz Glasses bring the balloon bowl to the aperitivo hour. Read the Copa de Balon guide for the full serve.

A balloon glass is a glass with a large, round bowl that curves inward at the rim, usually 13–25 oz. The wide bowl holds plenty of ice so the drink stays cold and dilutes slowly, and the narrower rim concentrates aroma. It is the classic glass for the Spanish Gin & Tonic and is widely used for spritzes and rosé.

Yes. Copa de balón is Spanish for balloon glass, and in Spain it is the standard glass for Gin & Tonic. Our Copa de Balon Gin Goblets (25 oz) are the traditional stemmed version; the term is also used for large balloon-shaped wine glasses.

Both have big bowls built for ice. A goblet’s bowl is open and wide at the rim; a balloon’s bowl is rounder and closes in at the rim, which keeps the drink colder and gathers the aroma of gin botanicals or a citrus garnish. Some glasses, like our Venus Seashell Balloon Goblets, are both.

The Gin & Tonic first of all, including the Spanish Gin Tonic and Pink Gin & Tonic. Also the Aperol, Hugo and Limoncello Spritz, the Negroni Sbagliato, the Bramble, rosé over ice, wine spritzers and mocktails.

The Copa de Balon, Venus Seashell and Aperol Spritz glasses are marked dishwasher safe; use the top rack and a gentle cycle. The Art Deco Gin and Blush Pink balloons are hand wash only, which protects the ribbing, the colour and the gold rim.

Yes – every Glassique Cadeau set ships in our signature gift box, ready to wow at unboxing. The box is structured, branded, and printed with the cocktail recipe for the glass inside (an Old Fashioned recipe with our lowballs, a French 75 with our coupes, a classic Martini with our martini glasses). No additional gift wrap needed. For weddings, housewarmings, engagements, anniversaries, and birthdays, every set is already presentation-ready straight out of the shipping carton.

Yes – lead-free crystal is the modern standard for premium glassware and is safe for everyday use with any beverage. Traditional lead crystal contained up to 32% lead oxide, which improved clarity and weight but could leach trace lead into spirits stored long-term in decanters. Lead-free crystal (sometimes called crystalline or potassium-zinc crystal) uses barium, zinc, or potassium oxides instead, delivering the same brilliance, weight, and ring without the safety concern. Every Glassique Cadeau glass is hand-blown from lead-free crystal and tested to comply with FDA and EU food-contact standards.