the 3.9 inch, is that how wide the glass is at it's biggest circle in the middle or the top of the glass where you drink from?
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Top is about 2.5" in diameter. Widest part of glass is about 3.25". I am not sure what the 3.9 refers to unless it is a different glass. Mine is the Sauvignon blanc. Some of those made for cabs are wider.
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It is about 2.5 to 2.75 inches That is about as close as I can get it. I have no stock in the company lol I just enjoy them
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Think it is the vertical measurement of the glass part...but we are out of town so I can't measure
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The top diameter is 3 3/4 inches or 9.5 cm. The height is 4 inches or 10 cm.
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I believe it's the same size as a pint glass. Don't know the actual measurement but if you have a pint glass use that as a reference.
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The opening with the lid removed is about 2-1/2 inches across. The opening for drinking is a slit, not as big as a disposable water bottle.
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I own two of these , one for work and one for home. The rim is 3 and3/4 inches across. The actual opening where the lid might go is 2 and 1/4 inches.I usually steep my tea and then remove the strainer and put the lid on. Or the lid can rest on top but it isn't secure.
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I just measured with a ruler. They are indeed 3inch diameter...That feels about standard for a glass to me. we're talking diameter, not circumfirance...diameter = straight accross the circle opening like the equator line of the circle
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The top is about 3" wide. These are about the size of a normal tea glass. They are very comfortable to hold, not bulky at all.
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They're as big around as a standard whiskey bucket which is about 3" I use the apex of the cuts in the glass as a pour marker and it's a tad over two shots. I get lots complementary remarks about thus set. Hope this helps you.
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I like the 16 ounce. 16 ounces of liquid measures to the very top of the glass which you would never fill a glass to the top of the rim. I have both sizes and honestly everyone grabs the 16 ounce glasses, especially if they want a little ice in their beverage. I regret buying any of the 14 ounce size.
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sorry to be slow; I was on vacation and not home to measure. It is kind of hard to be exact because of the curves, but-- from the bottom of the base to the level where the liquid area begins is 3 1/2 inches, and the straightest part of the stem is 3 inches.
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It's about 9 inches and that's with cap off but you will be able to put cap on and it's still 9 inched no worries. Personally I love it cause it helps with not having so many plastic bottles around plus it doesn't leak like most and your able to fit ice in unlike many I have seen. The only issue I have with it I would like to find one of the rubber outings like a lot of bottles have but other than that I love it.
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Sorry but I don't remember. I think it was the same size as the top glass.Sorry
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The glass is 9 & 1/8 inches. These are fantastic glasses, I bought three sets!
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This bottle has what is called a drinking spout. Its about the same width as a children's marker is. Its raised a little from the lid base to make drinking from it easier. So, you open the top and that spout it's then visible to drink from. Due to the spouts size its very easy to clean. I would say the hole of the drinking spout is about half an inch in diameter.
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I would say 1.5" (3 cm). The liquid is poured thru the mouth into the cup that serves as the cap. I dropped mine and the glass flask inside shattered into a thousand pieces! Now have a stainless-steel Thermos 22oz. flask for twice as much money but I guess it'll last MUCH longer.
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Im not at the location (our restaurant) where it is...from memory, it is 3" in diameter.
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7 1/4", and you're smart to buy a straw as the one that came with had an after taste. I use a 9" glass straw by www.glassdharma.com which you can also buy here on Amazon. I went to the website to figure out what straw would work best and bought one wide enough for a smoothie. I believe they're even guaranteed not to break.