I’m a firm believer in the power of good drinkware. Whether I’m sipping my morning coffee from my favorite mug or drinking water from my Yeti Rambler, drinks just taste better in the right cup. And wine is no exception: Besides choosing between a red wine glass, a white wine glass, and a champagne glass, there are many other questions to ask. Stemless or stemmed? Glass or crystal? Textured or smooth?

If you’re anything like me, the answer is a medium-thin, all-purpose glass with a narrow stem and tall, slightly square bowl. And right now, my favorite wine glasses are on sale at Amazon for just over $6 a piece.

Krosno wine glasses, set of 6

Made in Poland, this set of six Krosno wine glasses is currently on sale for under $40. They’re made of lead-free crystal that’s thin yet sturdy—sturdy enough that I can safely slam them down too hard on the table, but not the thick, clunky glass I’m served wine in at restaurants. Because the somewhat square bowls are rounded at the edges, these Krosno wine glasses are incredibly comfortable to hold and feel natural in my hand. Plus, they come out of my dishwasher smudge-free and cloudy.

Although I love sipping Vinho Verde and Sauvignon Blanc from these glasses, I use them for much more than just wine. From mocktails to Diet Coke to ice water with lemon, I opt for these glasses when I want to feel buzzed without getting drunk. Although these particular glasses are designed for white and sparkling wine, the brand also sells several different types of red wine glasses, including classic, structured and extra-large options.

I’m not the only one who appreciates these wine glasses, which have a 4.6-star rating on Amazon. One shopper liked the “great” shape that’s “easy to hold,” while another shopper who uses the glasses for wine, spritzers, water, and more shared that none of the “sturdy” glasses broke at his Thanksgiving party. Like me, customers appreciate the happy medium of moderately thin, yet sturdy glass. “I literally can’t stand drinking out of a thick-rimmed glass, and the thin glasses I’ve had in the past have shattered after a few uses. These seem to be the best of both worlds,” raved another fan.

Now that my sleek, reliable wine glasses are on sale for $38 for a set of six—just over $6 per glass—there’s no better time to snag them and make the most of your favorite beverage.

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