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We love the feeling of a stemmed wine glass in our hand, but let's be real: They're prone to breaking and take up a lot of storage space. Stemless wine glasses, on the other hand, are easier to grip, take up less space, and can sometimes even...stack?!

We scoured the internet and asked the pros to find the very best stemless wine glasses, no matter your budget. From beautiful classic glasses to unconventional, versatile styles, there's a wide variety to choose from. Whether you're sippin' on a red, white, or rosé, we've got you covered. Plus, we have tips on how to open a wine bottle so you never have to break a cork again.

If you're looking to level-up your wine game, we've got plenty more tips and recipes for you. Learn all about tannins and the best Trader Joe's wines and even try out a few recipes for white wine sangria, red sangria, and a frozen sangria margarita—they all go great in a stemless wine glass.

The Riedel O Viognier/Chardonnay Stemless Wine Glasses are a favorite of Cedric Nicaise, partner and beverage director at The Noortwyck and former wine director at Eleven Madison Park. "It's big enough to properly serve reds and whites, while still easy to hold in one hand," he said. "You can feel the quality of the craftsmanship, but it also doesn't feel too delicate in case you are outside or on the move."

For under $20, you can score a set of JoyJolt Spirits Stemless Wine Glasses, which are great for reds, whites, and even cocktails. With the wide base, you'll also avoid unwanted spills. The durable glass is shatter-resistant and also easy to clean in the dishwasher. What more can you ask for?

Jodie Battles, beverage director for JK Food Group and partner at the Boston wine bar, Bar Pallino, recommends Riedel Swirl Stemless Red Wine Glasses. "Riedel glasses are always great quality," she said. "I find these specific glasses sit in your hand better than many other stemless glasses and, as the name suggests, allow you to swirl/aerate the wine with ease."

This set of Schott Zwiesel Tritan Pure Burgundy Stemless Wine Glasses is perfect for enjoying a drink outside. Each glass is made out of Tritan crystal glass, which is break-, chip-, and scratch-resistant. We can drink to that!

The Libbey Vina Stemless White Wine Glasses are perfect for a crisp wine on a warm day. The slender profile and narrow top makes each glass ideal for sipping white wines. Plus, they're dishwasher safe!

If you're pouring bubbly, you can't go wrong with Schott Zwiesel Pure Stemless Champagne Glasses. Made out of Tritan crystal, they're durable and dishwasher safe—who likes to do dishes after a party? The narrow bowl is made to highlight the flavor and bubbles for any sparkling beverage.

While not a traditional wine glass, the 7.5-ounce Bormioli Rocco Stackable Bodega Glasses are having a moment at restaurants and bars. They're used all over Spain for everything from water to wine and are made out of tempered glass for durability. And unlike most wine glasses, they stack!

Also known as the "original French tumbler," the Duralex Picardie Tumblers can be seen around the world being used for water, coffee, cocktails, and wine. Resistant to chipping and thermal shock, it's hard to break these durable glasses. They're also available in a variety of sizes.

When selecting the best stemless wine glasses, we went to the pros. We consulted bartenders and beverage directors to get their takes on the best glasses for sipping wine, and we also looked for those with high ratings.

Additionally, this list aims to cover a wide variety of styles, price points, and needs. Durability and washability were the two main factors we considered.