However, there is another type of glass that also enhances the flavors, aroma, and delivery of a martini: the coupe glass. Coupe (pronounced "coop") glasses were first said to be used in the 17th ...

Some drinkers prefer the angular, V-shaped Martini glass, while others think its aesthetics are outdated and kitschy, reminiscent of bad disco drinks. Some Martini fans prefer the shallow, bowl-shaped ...

Add ice. Shake vigorously for 8–10 seconds. Fine strain into coupe glass. Top off with Guinness. Garnish with 2 fresh blackberries through skewer with edible green & gold glitter over on top.