If plastic is not your vibe, how about these metal wine glasses? The gold-look goblets ... although quite thick. We liked the blue tinge to them and the goblet feel.

If you just shuddered at the thought, know that I could quite literally taste the plastic ... blue, lavender, mint green, and yellow hand-blown glass. Seriously—show me a sleeker wine glass.

“The key to a quality plastic ... Pastuszak, wine director at the NoMad and founder of Empire Estate, a winery in the Finger Lakes region. Govino also now makes dishwasher-safe glasses, which ...

These colorful plastic wine glasses from The Beach Glass are here to save your drinks and your sanity, so you can spend your free time sipping instead of spilling. The drinkware has standard wine ...

The wine glasses were from Tossware, a plastic drinkware company that makes products exactly suited to these types of casual gatherings — and the very real mishaps that can come with them.

Call for pricing at Simplee Gourmet, 1000 Girod St., 504.962.9162 These brightly colored acrylic wine glasses set a stylish table on the patio. $14 at Hazelnut, 5525 Magazine St., 504.891.2424.