I bet you didn't think I was gonna do that. This is quartz. This is fable glassware and it's constructed with Japanese soda lime making it near shatterproof. It is amazing. This glassware is so lightweight. It comes in a pack of four and they're so aesthetically pleasing. I have a five and a two-year-old and they drink out of these glasses and I don't have to worry about them breaking. I've actually been using fable glassware for probably two years now. As you can see I already have the short glasses as well as the tall glasses. I highly recommend fable glassware. They're absolutely incredible and near shatterproof.

All right, let's talk glassware while I make chocolate chip cookies. These are Fables the short glasses and they come in a pack of four. As the name would suggest, they're short and stubby, same size all the way up and down. They weigh almost nothing in your hand. You can barely feel them. They're paper thin and they're handmade in Portugal. They're really a simple, simple, elevated basic. They're perfect for everything from water through to wine. My only negative comment is that if you have kids or you're a clumsy person, these things are super delicate, super easy to break. If you knock them over, that's it. So keep that in mind, perfect for a single person. And they do make the most beautiful chocolate chip and milk moment.

I thought I'd do another post about Fable's short glasses because they just are so pretty. Every time I use them I stop and I notice it. They're super fine and delicate and they make whatever I'm having feel special. Again they are a bit of a splurge. They come in a pack of four. They're super fine and delicate and they're definitely an investment but I don't know, they just make me happy every time I use them so I thought I'd tell you.

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Tess

The Short Glasses by Fable are truly a sight to behold, as highlighted by Tess in her video review. These glasses exude elegance and charm, making every beverage experience feel special. With their delicate and fine craftsmanship, they add a touch of sophistication to any occasion. While they may be considered a splurge and an investment, the joy they bring to Tess's daily routine is undeniable. The pack of four ensures that there are plenty of glasses to go around. Overall, Tess's review emphasizes the happiness and satisfaction that these Short Glasses by Fable bring, making them a worthwhile addition to any collection.

Kari

The Short Glasses by Fable are a game-changer when it comes to glassware. Constructed with Japanese soda lime, these glasses are virtually shatterproof, making them perfect for households with kids. Kari, a long-time user of Fable glassware, highly recommends them for their lightweight design and aesthetic appeal. The pack of four short glasses not only adds elegance to any table setting but also provides peace of mind, knowing that they won't easily break. Kari's experience with Fable glassware has been exceptional, and their durability has stood the test of time. If you're looking for stylish, reliable, and child-friendly glassware, Fable's Short Glasses are the way to go.

The Short Glasses by Fable are a set of four glassware pieces that are short and stubby, with a consistent size from top to bottom. Made in Portugal, these glasses are incredibly lightweight and almost weightless in your hand. They have a delicate, paper-thin design that adds a touch of elegance to any occasion. Suitable for a variety of beverages, from water to wine, these glasses are versatile. However, it's important to note that they are fragile and can easily break if knocked over. Therefore, they may not be the best choice for households with children or clumsy individuals. Overall, these glasses offer a simple and elevated aesthetic, perfect for those seeking a refined drinking experience. Plus, according to Tess, they even enhance the enjoyment of a chocolate chip and milk moment.

Video Review of #FABLE The Short Glasses by Tim

Video Review of #FABLE The Short Glasses by Tim