Cin cin, darlings.
A dinner party outdoors, you say? What to serve for drinks, you ask? Start by setting out these gorgeous Outdoor Italian Tumblers, made of lightweight, shatterproof plastic (hello, poolside) and designed to incorporate handy lil' plastic nubs on the outside (hello, stackability-without-getting-stuck). Step 2: Fill with a generously portioned aperol spritz. And last but not least, channel your inner Sophia Loren and toast a most excellent party. Psst—they pair perfectly with the rest of the Outdoor Italian collection: Flatware, Salad Bowls & Salad Servers and Party Plates with Stemware Holder.
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Outdoor Italian Tumblers (Set of 4)
Reviews for
Outdoor Italian Tumblers (Set of 4)
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Love'em but don't love taking them out of DW
These are great glasses, exactly as described on the site, but the bottom is not solid but rather has a thin rim all around the bottom of the glass, which, after a dishwasher cycle contains almost a tablespoon full of water. No big deal - just have a towel ready. Except that one of my husband's biggest pet peeves is things not getting dried in the cycle - to the extent we spent a small fortune on the DW with best dry cycle! He actually drilled 4 small drainage holes in the rim of one glass. Fortunately, this worked - that glass had less than 1/4 tsp of water when washed. He now plans to drill the rest of the set, and we'll both be happy!
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