We tested 13 wine tumblers to find out which were the best—evaluating their cold-retention, ease of use, leak-prevention, and durability.
If you are trying to prevent splashes—or bugs from getting into your beverages—you might consider this lidded model from CamelBak. It kept wine very cold for four hours, was easy to hold, and resisted dents and scratches.Despite its super simple construction, this tumbler kept wineas cold as the Stanley model, was easy to use, and stood up to falls with no denting or other damage. It’s not dishwasher-safe, but it is just $11.
Using anWe then filled each tumbler with two more ice cubes, allowed them to sit for a few minutes, then drank from each. We noted how comfortable the tumbler was to hold, whether it became cold on the outside, and how pleasant it was to drink from.For each tumbler, we removed and replaced the lid 15 times, noting the difficulty of the task. Then, we dropped each from hip height onto a hardwood floor to see if they would dent or scratch.
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