A little while ago I was having a little get together with my friends and we had a lot of wine to drink. Needless to say, where people are drinking, people are dropping glasses. And if there is anything I’ve grown to hate over the years, it’s breaking glasses. If you’re a person that drops a glass on average once every year, then you might be thinking… what is this person worried about? But trust me, when you drop and break a few glasses every weekend, you’re going to be looking at plastic wine glasses pretty quickly!

Clear Plastic Wine Glasses 5.5oz – Review

Me and my husband have purchased these clear plastic wine glasses that are marketed as party essentials right on the box. We felt it suited our needs because when we drink wine with friends, it’s usually in a party-like setting instead of a romantic, private one. The glasses look like tiny little goblets and we feel it kind of gives them a charisma that shows the glasses don’t take themselves to seriously. At the same time, they look pretty decent. They give our weekend parties that extra touch that makes the party and the atmosphere complete.

These plastic wine glasses required some assembly but it is so easy that even our 8 year old son could’ve done it. The bottoms cracked a little when I put them together, but once they are in place they’re in place very sturdy. It would be nice to have a few extra bases included so you could compile glasses with varying shapes experimentally. But these glasses are extremely cheap and for this very low price, you get high quality stuff! You can use these glasses for both red and white wine. No matter what you pour into them, they always look good.

And ofcourse, these clear plastic wine glasses are shatterproof. We’ve only had them for about a week or two now, but the first glass has already been dropped. Like you would expect, it didn’t break, shatter or leave any mess whatsoever. Except maybe for the spilled contents, but I can live with that. Thanks to these synthetic glasses, I no longer have to clean up any mess when a glass takes a fall. I couldn’t be happier. I’m thinking of keeping the real glasses locked up safe and sound at times when I’m having friends over for a party. From hereon out it’s plastic only!