CHENGU12 Pcs Mini Shot Glasses - 0.4 OZ/Half an Ounce, Clear Cordial wine Glasses with Base for Wine, Tequila, Whiskey, Spirits

i got these as gifts for my coworkers along with a little tiny bottle of wine and the mini wine glasses were definitely all of their favorite part and couldn't stop getting asked where i got them from lol! also they are very good quality and very affordable for what they are!

The media could not be loaded. These .5 oz glasses are great for giving meds. Caregivers, you will appreciate this size, and shape. Easy to handle without fear of dropping, easy to see/count meds, lovely, and no plastic edges to watch out for if the patient’s breath fogs the meds to the cup. This design has a tiny flat bottom, so meds slide out with ease.

I got these for my church small group to take communion. They will work great! Came packaged well too. No breakage.

I bought these for celebrating communion. These make perfect communion cups to give you an idea of how much liquid they hold. They are the exact serving size for what is normally served. They are easy to hold and drink from. Because they are made of glass, there is no metal aftertaste you might get from other cups when using them to drink with wine or grape juice. The glass rim is rounded and they do not have any sharp edges either. They are perfect. Great value for the money.

I didn’t buy these for liquor, but to use as Communion cups. They are wonderful for that! I gifted half of mine to a friend and she was really pleased with them also. ~m

Very pretty and fit comfortably in your hand when using. Nice and sharp. Will buy more to use for larger dinners.

Look more like a plexiglass more than a real glass.Looks really cheap. If you buy this might as well serve your drink in plasticware.That is how cheap they look.

I do think it is unrealistic to harshly review these glasses for not looking like high quality drink ware. For a little over a dollar each, they are well made and quite sturdy. Plus, there are none of those bubbles and waves that are sometimes found in inexpensive glassware.What I do have an issue with is the claim that they hold .4 ounce of liquid. I filled one to the absolute top of the rim and found it holds .25 oz (or 1/2 tablespoon), which is only 62% of the claimed amount. I imagine they could hold the stated amount if the bottom of each bowl did not contain an acrylic filler (clearly visible in all the product display photos) which was used perhaps to make the glasses sturdier. The same filler was used on the base of the stems for likely the same purpose. Otherwise, the glasses appear to be real glass, which I base on the sound they make when clicked together or set on the counter.For me, this is not a dealbreaker. I am using them in displays with my Elves Themselves (see photos). Still, if I were going to use them as shot glasses, I'd return them for glasses that hold what these claim to hold.