Traditionally, mezcal is served in a jicara, a small cup carved from jicara fruit bark. The wide mouth allows alcohol to evaporate, revealing the spirit's full complexity. These glass copitas are made by artisan glass blowers in Guadalajara to craft tasting glasses that echo the jicara's distinctive shape and character. Each piece is handmade, intentionally wobbly at the base, with subtle variations in form that honor the natural diversity of traditional jicara cups. Approximately 3" diameter × 1.5" tall.