Putting salt on a margarita glass can be done effectively using a lime wedge, a plate, a glass and some kosher salt. Rim a margarita glass in salt with the advice of a wine bar owner in this free video on salting margarita glasses. more »

Choosing the right type of glassware for your alcoholic drinks can make all the difference in your enjoyment and the impression you make on others. The tangy tequila taste of margaritas comes shining through when you drink from margarita glasses. Follow these steps to buy your margarita glasses. more »

Margarita are popular for adult parties, pool parties and beach-themed parties. Most standard size margarita glasses hold around 12 fluid oz.---larger glasses can hold as much as a quarter of a gallon of liquid. Big margarita glasses can serve both as decorative accents and functional pieces for guests to enjoy. more »

Margaritas are a refreshing alcoholic beverage that traditionally contain tequila, triple sec and lime juice. The rim of the glass that holds the liquid is usually covered with salt so that the drinker can enjoy an enhanced taste as they drink. If you have ever seen that perfect salt line encircling a margarita glass, you might wonder how to accomplish this yourself. Getting the salt to stick to the glass is a simple process that only takes a few seconds. more »

A luau can be a festive way to enjoy the hot summer months, and decorating for them can be half the fun. From grass skirts to leis, there are numerous decorations you can employ to create that tropical atmosphere for your next luau. One thing you may not think to use is margarita glasses, which not only serve as great drink holders, but centerpieces as well. So head to your local craft store and purchase a few simple items to add a cute centerpiece to your next luau celebration. more »

When it's time to get a wedding gift, don't just re-gift that set of cactus-shaped margarita glasses you got for Christmas last year. Instead, a short trip to a crafts store and the cost of materials will yield a unique gift that the bride and groom will treasure. more »

Most people can easily recognize distinct bar glasses, such as a champagne flute, a margarita glass, or a beer mug. However, what many don't know is that there are specific glasses for different types of drinks and liquors. Each glass is designed to make that type of beverage easier to drink and enhance the taste. For this reason, it is important to know the proper glass for each type of drink, especially if you are hosting a dinner party or other event. more »

It's hard to imagine a backyard barbecue or big Mexican dinner without a frozen margarita. This popular cocktail is served in a number of variations to suit almost anyone's taste. The traditional margarita recipe uses tequila and lots of fresh lime juice, and is served in a specialty margarita glass rimmed with salt. The International Bartenders Association maintains that "official" margaritas are served over ice rather than blended, but don't let that stop you from enjoying a frozen margarita. more »