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Bodum double-walled glasses catch your eye with their floating-drink effect and clean, elegant shape. But a good-looking photo isn’t enough to help you choose glassware that suits your everyday life. Get the capacity wrong, find they’re more demanding to care for than expected, or use them for very hot drinks when they’re not suited to them, and an impulse buy can quickly become an impractical accessory.
This guide will help you compare Bodum thermal glasses to find the right fit for your habits, whether you enjoy a morning coffee, tea, cocktails, desserts, meals with friends or professional use.
The double wall creates a layer of air between two glass surfaces. It limits heat transfer and helps keep drinks hot or cold for longer. However, it’s no substitute for a sealed container, and it can’t guarantee a constant temperature.
The outside usually feels more comfortable to hold and condensation is reduced, but the contents may still be extremely hot. Always handle the glass with care when it contains coffee, tea or boiling water.
A glass holding 80 or 100 ml is suitable for espresso, a digestif or a small tasting portion. For filter coffee, a generous cup of tea or a cocktail served with ice, a capacity of 250 to 350 ml is usually more suitable. Larger 400 to 450 ml glasses can hold a latte, smoothie, dessert or long drink, but they also take up more space in the dishwasher and cupboards.
Before you order, check the capacity of each glass, not just the number of pieces in the set.
Recommendations vary from one product listing to another. Some models are described as dishwasher-, oven- or microwave-safe, while others should be kept away from these appliances.
Borosilicate glass is more resistant to temperature changes than ordinary glass, but it isn’t unbreakable. Don’t pour boiling liquid into a cold glass, put a hot glass on a wet surface or move one straight from the freezer to a heat source.
Borosilicate glassware is valued for its light weight, clarity and resistance to temperature changes. That doesn’t mean it’s unbreakable. A fall, a knock against the sink or a deep scratch can weaken the glass.
The double wall makes the glass more comfortable to hold and helps reduce water marks on the table. Some models have a silicone valve or vent to balance the pressure between the two walls. Don’t remove it or handle it with a sharp object.
An integrated handle, as found on some Bodum BISTRO glasses, can be handy for hot drinks. Handle-free styles show off the colour and layers of a coffee or cocktail.
A model described as dishwasher-safe makes everyday care easier. However, load the glasses so they don’t knock against plates or cutlery. To keep them clear, hand-washing with a soft sponge is the gentlest option.
Don’t assume that a double wall makes a glass oven- or microwave-safe. Check the details for your chosen model and follow its usage guidelines.
Why it suits this kind of buyer: This set of two glasses is ideal as a first purchase or for a household that wants to serve two drinks without filling the cupboards with a large set. Their 250 ml capacity is suitable for coffee, tea and a wide range of cold drinks.
With just two glasses, there’s less risk of buying an oversized set. The product listing says they’re dishwasher-safe, while also advising care to avoid thermal shock.
Two 250 ml glasses made from borosilicate glass, with double-walled construction.
Why it suits this kind of buyer: The six 270 ml glasses make a coordinated set for entertaining, adding a splash of colour to the table or giving as a Bodum gift set with distinctive design.
The capacity is clearly stated, and the set is suitable for both hot and cold drinks. It’s listed as dishwasher-safe, although hand-washing is recommended to preserve the glass’s appearance.
Set of six, mouth-blown borosilicate glass, transparent green finish and 270 ml capacity.
Why it suits this kind of buyer: With a 450 ml capacity and an integrated handle, these glasses are made for large drinks, desserts and regular use at home or in a professional setting.
The handle reduces direct contact with a large hot drink. The product listing says the glasses are dishwasher-, microwave- and oven-safe, provided you follow the limits of each appliance and avoid thermal shock.
Two 450 ml mugs made from mouth-blown borosilicate glass, with integrated handles and an outer wall designed to reduce condensation.
Why it suits this kind of buyer: The six 100 ml glasses are ideal for espresso, liqueurs, tastings and small portions served at the table.
The compact size helps you avoid choosing an oversized set for small servings. Check whether they’re dishwasher-safe, though, and don’t use them in the microwave unless the product listing explicitly says you can.
Set of six transparent double-walled glasses, each with a 100 ml capacity.
We’ve put together a comprehensive, regularly updated selection of products that meet these exacting criteria and European safety standards.
Several products are listed as dishwasher-safe, including items in the PAVINA and BISTRO ranges, as well as some CANTEEN models. Always check the listing for the exact model. Make sure the glasses are stable in the dishwasher and won’t knock against metal or heavy items.
For espresso, allow around 80 to 100 ml. A capacity of 250 to 270 ml is suitable for coffee, tea or a classic-sized cocktail. For a latte, a cold drink with ice or a dessert, the 350 to 450 ml sizes give you more room.
There’s no guaranteed lifespan for a glass. How long it lasts depends on how often you use it, knocks, storage and temperature changes. Check each glass before use and stop using it if you notice any cracks, chips or deep scratches.