Sale: $119.96 + bonus fry basket and tongs A new size of our signature sauteé pan, perfect for sautéing and deep frying. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Bonus melon scoop included. Long 11" serrated blade slices cleanly and easily through the thick skins of cantaloupe, honeydew or watermelon. Learn More »
Save up to 33% on our entire stock. Each razor-sharp knife is laser-cut from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel. Plus: Free shipping on sets. Learn More »
Special Value: $249.96 Twelve speeds, and an innovative scraper beater with 360° beater-to-bowl coverage. Regularly $299.95. A $400 value. Free Shipping. Learn More »
Special: $49.95 Set of 2. Rated 5 stars. Our own commercial-quality jellyroll pans, made of thick aluminized steel. Value: $59.95. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Save 30% Brighten your table with colorful, easy-care ceramics. Each piece features a floral design. Made in Italy. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Sale: $19.99 An all-purpose favorite. Perfect for wine, cocktails, juices and more. Regularly $29.95, a $54.00 value. Only at Sur La Table. Learn More »
Save 50% Our own collection of vintage-inspired aprons, towels and more brims with fun, handcrafted flourishes and bright retro patterns. Learn More »
Thick, hand-cut slabs add wonderful flavor to food. Use them on the grill, in the oven, or chill them to serve sushi, appetizers and more. Learn More »
Get the intense, smoky flavor of a charcoal grill on your gas grill. Learn More »
Whatever you're drinking, we can help you take it outside. Settle in for summer fun with innovative outdoor drinkware and beverage jars. We've got the ingredients for memorable outdoor entertaining.
The oldest glassmaking company in France, La Rochere was founded in 1475 in the Haute-Saône area. Many of their artistic glasses are embellished with decorations that classically symbolize France, such as the royal Fleur de Lys and the Provencal bee. More »
World-renowned bartender and author of the definitive American Bar, Charles Schumann and German glassmaker Schott Zwiesel bring you the ultimate collection for the bar. Made in Germany. More »
A leader in crafting transcendent crystal, superior in design as well as employing technologically advanced fabrications. Their passion is to create glassware that performs superbly and lasts for generations. More »
Legendary glassmaker Schott Zwiesel has been at the forefront of the industry for more than 100 years. Today, they’ve created what many consider to be among the finest crystal in the world. More »
The original French tumbler created by the company that invented the glass tempering process. More »
Unique mouth-blown glasses have two walls that capture air to insulate the beverage and stop condensation rings. More »
Unique mouth-blown glasses have two walls that capture air to insulate the beverage and stop condensation rings. More »
Award-winning mouth-blown glasses insulate the beverage and are great for both hot and cold drinks. More »
Classic in shape with a heavy rim and handle, these single-wall mugs are great for coffee, tea, cocoa and other hot beverages. More »
Sleek, award winning design features light weight and thin walled Tritan crystal. More »
Tall, slender stems taper gently at the ends, complementing the rounded bowls creating a natural comfortable feel. More »
Sturdy titanium crystal is formed into long, sharp angles for a detailed shape and sophisticated style. More »
The designs feature oversized bowls and shorter stems, plus all the benefits of our 'Forte' and 'Pure' collections. More »
A pure crystal glass resulting from the combining of unique ingredients with an advanced manufacturing process. More »
Premium line of glassware is mouth-blown and handcrafted to a timeless design. More »
Mouth-blown glasses are crafted in the tradition of Zwiesel’s long history of glassmaking. More »
Many consider The First Collection to be among the finest crystal in the world. More »
The ultmate collection from Charles Schumann and Schott Zwiesel. More »
Innovative titanium crystal resists scratches and breaks, popular among bar professionals. More »
Each shape is designed to heighten the appreciation by showcasing the color, effervescence and clarity. More »
Embellished with royal lilies, a badge of French royalty, from the oldest glassmaking company in France. More »
Embellished with bees, an emblem of Provence, from the oldest glassmaking company in France. More »
Opting for transparent glassware makes it easy to revamp your tabletop with no worries about clashing colors or patterns. Plus, clear glass showcases the color of your beverages, from beautiful Bordeaux to pink cosmos. After all, what’s the point of a tequila sunrise if no one can see it?
Even if you have no intention of hosting a cocktail party, you’ll still want appropriate stemware for special occasions. Champagne flutes are a must for engagement parties and New Year’s celebrations or even for mimosas at the monthly ladies brunch. And it’s a great idea to keep a set of wineglasses on hand More »since guests often come bearing gift bottles of vino. « Less
Add an extra touch of personality to your next party with paper cocktail napkins. You’ll find designs to fit any theme, from whimsical to elegant. And cleanup couldn’t be easier.
Chilled cocktail glasses not only keep drinks cool longer, they make any gathering feel more sophisticated. Place glasses in the freezer for an hour or in the fridge for a few hours. Remove glasses when ready to serve. In a pinch, you can chill glasses in ice for about half an hour.
Nothing goes better with fresh-baked cookies or brownies than a glass of ice-cold milk. But you don’t want to water down milk with ice cubes, so try chilling your glasses instead. Pop them in the freezer for about an hour and remove immediately before serving.
Clear drinking glasses are one of the most versatile items in your kitchen. Try using them as bud vases, votive holders or fill with fruit or candy for a unique centerpiece. They’re also great for serving mousse, ice cream or gelatin. You can even use them as cookie cutters or, in a pinch, as a rolling pin.
In a pinch, you could sip wine from a jelly jar, but if you want to bring out the best attributes, you’ll need the proper stemware. The deep aromas and rich tannins of red wine benefit from exposure to air, so you’ll want a large bowl with wide lip. White wines are generally fruity and don’t require as much breathing, More »so a smaller glass is the ideal choice. As an added bonus, small glasses keep wine cool longer. « Less
No matter what size or shape wine glass you choose, you’ll want to go with clear glass. Opaque or tinted styles mask the wine’s true color and make it difficult to see how it behaves in the glass when swirled.
Nothing spoils a party mood faster than a bottle of wine without an opener in sight. Even if you’re not a connoisseur, you’ll want to be sure that your guests can get into the bottles they bring. So be sure to keep both a wine and bottle opener on hand. You don’t need to opt for a high-tech contraption, More »but you’ll at least want a proper corkscrew. « Less
When stocking your bar, opt for glasses and tools that will help you make your favorite concoctions. If you like red wine with dinner, get a few extra red wine glasses to allow for the occasional broken bowl or stem. And consider your guests’ tastes, as well. If they tend to choose beer over wine, be prepared with the appropriate glassware.
You can’t make the best mojitos on the block without a muddler or serve a fine Pinot Noir without a decanter to let it breathe. Bar tools and accessories are just as important as the glassware itself. Home bartenders will want to stock their bar with a shaker, strainer, muddler, jigger, bottle opener and ice tongs. More »Wine lovers will find a decanter, a good corkscrew, bottle stoppers and wine storage racks indispensable. « Less
An ice bucket with tongs adds a sophisticated touch to any get together. It eliminates countless trips to the freezer and encourages folks not to stick their fingers in the communal ice. You’ll find a variety of styles to fit your taste and budget. Anything beats making do with the commonly used plastic mixing bowl.
It’s best to keep all your bar supplies – glasses, tools, and liquor – together in one place. No need to go searching for a stray corkscrew or a missing muddler. Pick a cabinet or closet where they’ll be protected from sunlight and extreme temperatures. And, of course, be sure to stash alcohol in a place children can’t access.
Whether you’re serving martinis or Manhattans, you need a good cocktail shaker. You’ll find them in two styles: the popular three-piece, which includes a strainer and jigger lid and the Boston shaker, which features a stainless steel shaker and mixing glass. Professionals prefer the versatility of the Boston shaker, More »but either style is a welcome addition to your bar. « Less
To make a balanced, delicious cocktail you have to watch the proportions. That’s why a jigger is as essential to bartending as measuring cups are to baking. The most popular style is a double jigger, which measures one and two ounce shots. But if you’re making pitchers or punch, a traditional glass measuring cup is more efficient.
Carefully wash glassware with a sponge or soft dishcloth. More »
Never use abrasive pads or hard-bristled brushes, which can easily cause scratches.
Avoid accidents by holding the bowl rather than the stem when washing.
When scrubbing or drying, never twist the stem and bowl in opposite directions. « Less
Extreme temperature changes can easily cause glassware and crystal to crack or break. Avoid pouring hot liquids into cold glasses or putting cold glassware into hot water. Also, it’s best not to store glassware in areas that are known for extreme temperatures such as attics and basements.
Chances are, you were taught to store glassware upside down to keep the inside clean. Actually, this isn’t the best idea. The lip is the weakest part of the glass and isn’t engineered to support a glass’s entire weight. Turning glasses on end causes undo stress to the mouth, which leads to cracks and breaks. More »To keep your glasses in top condition, always store them right side up. « Less
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