In the world of coffee, few drinks spark nostalgia and delight quite like the Greek frappe — a foamy, iced classic born on the sunlit terraces of Greece. But no frappe is complete without its most iconic companion: the Original Wave Frappe Glass.
Crafted with intention and character, this bent glass is not just another coffee cup. It’s the signature design that started it all — a hallmark of quality that we proudly pioneered. We weren’t just inspired by the idea. We are the originators of the wave frappe glass, the very first to bring this unmistakable form to the market.
What Is a Frappe?
Before we dive into the glass, let’s revisit the drink. A Greek frappe is a light, frothy, iced coffee typically made by shaking instant coffee, sugar, and water to create a foam, and then pouring it over ice. It’s cool, caffeinated, and irresistibly refreshing, perfect for summer days or that much-needed afternoon pick-me-up.
But here’s the secret to elevating the experience — it’s in the glass.
Why the Wave Frappe Glass?
Unlike regular tumblers, our wave design is as functional as it is stylish. The graceful bend helps the coffee chill evenly, ensuring every sip stays cold and frothy. The transparent body showcases the beautiful layers of foam, coffee, and ice — a visual treat as much as a flavor one.
And yes, this is not a copy. There are many imitations, but only one Original Wave Frappe Glass — the one that started a trend and became the gold standard in Greek-style coffee presentation. When you choose our glass, you’re choosing authenticity, design excellence, and legacy.
More Than Just a Glass
It’s a piece of Greek coffee culture. Whether you're a seasoned barista or a home coffee enthusiast, this glass adds an elegant, curated feel to your kitchen. It’s durable, sleek, and — let’s face it — a conversation starter.
Want to gift it? Explore our custom Gift Boxes, perfect for any coffee lover ready to experience the real thing. They're not just receiving a glass — they're stepping into a ritual, a tradition, a true coffee moment.