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      <title>Best Glass for an Espresso Martini: Coupe, Martini Glass or Nick and Nora?</title>
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      <description>A 5- to 7-ounce coupe is the best glass for an espresso martini at home: it gives the crema-like foam room to sit, looks proportionate, and is less prone to spills than a wide V-shaped martini glass. Choose a Nick and Nora for smaller, more controlled serves,</description>
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