New York Post reviewer Nishka Dhawan has shared her experience with Djuce wine glasses, which she describes as "unbreakable." The glasses are constructed from BPA-free Tritan plastic, a material noted for its durability and lightweight properties.
Dhawan detailed a series of tests where she intentionally dropped the glasses onto wooden floors multiple times. According to her account, the glasses emerged from these tests without any visible damage, such as cracks or scratches. She also reported that the glasses maintained their smooth rim after the drops.
In addition to drop tests, the reviewer placed the glasses in a dishwasher. She found that they came out intact, without chips or scratches. Dhawan also noted that the glasses are dishwasher-safe, simplifying the cleaning process.
The reviewer expressed surprise at the glasses' resilience, especially given past experiences with traditional glassware breaking. She highlighted that the design of the Djuce glasses was also appreciated by guests, who found them more visually appealing than standard wine glasses.
Dhawan has reportedly used the glasses consistently for several weeks without any signs of wear. The article suggests that these glasses offer a durable and aesthetically pleasing alternative to conventional wine glasses, particularly for regular wine drinkers. The Djuce glasses have a volume of 38cl (13 fluid ounces) and are noted to be slightly more expensive than regular wine glasses.