A martini glass on a thin stem, an olive or garnish balanced on a stick across the rim. Cocktail hour, going out, and party invitations all call on it, reading a little more polished and grown-up than a beer emoji, the drink of choice for a night that's dressed up rather than casual.
What 🍸 means
A breakable glass with a funnel-like upper cup containing some cocktail and a straw or a fancy stick, while the entire structure is held by a round base and a thin, long glass stem.
The 🍸 Cocktail Glass emoji refers to a glass of martini. It signifies partying, a great start to a wasted dawn, and cocktail shots as well. Apart from the madness, it can also suggest a soothing evening after work, a way to wind down and relax too.
How and when to use it
- If you're texting someone as a way of informing that you're out for a party, or you're inviting them to join you, you can use 🍸 in that conversation.
- If the post you're sharing on your social media handle ought to have a sassy and 'drink-based' quote, then pop the 🍸 into that caption. For example, "When life gives you lemons, you make a margarita 🍸".
- Do you love cocktails? Do you love the vibe they have? Or are you a bartender? Then, you must use 🍸 in your social media profile name.
- 🍸 would be a great emoji to use in contexts that revolve the themes of 'bar' and 'bartender' as well; if you're sharing a fun layering video or a picture of you at work (if you're a bartender, of course), or even a drinking meme, use this emoji in the post caption.
- If you're gassing up someone to drink like a fish, go on, add 🍸 too.
Other Names
- 🍸 Liquor Glass
- 🍸 Martini
- 🍸 Stemmed Glass
- 🍸 Glass of Margarita
- 🍸 Alcohol
- 🍸 Cocktail Shots
- 🍸 Booze
- 🍸 Spirit
- 🍸 Tipple
🍸 in real conversations
What does 🍸 mean in a caption?
A dressed-up night, not a casual one — the martini glass reads more polished than a beer emoji and more grown-up than the umbrella drink, so it fits date nights, girls' night out, or anywhere the plan involves getting actually dressed for it rather than just showing up.
Is 🍸 always about alcohol?
Mostly yes, tied specifically to cocktail culture — a bar with a dress code, a first date, an evening that's meant to feel a little special. It skews more sophisticated than 🍺's casual hangout energy or 🍹's beach-and-poolside vibe, standing for the kind of night you plan for rather than the kind that just happens.
What does 🍸 mean from a girl planning a night out?
'We're getting dressed up for this one' — a flag that the plans involve an actual bar or a proper cocktail, not just drinks on a couch. '🍸 tonight?' reads as an invitation with a dress code attached, distinct from a beer emoji, which wouldn't carry the same going-out energy at all.
The lowdown
- Category
- Food & Drink › drink
- Codepoints
U+1F378- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:cocktail:- Keywords
- alcohol, bar, booze, club, cocktail, drink, drinking, drinks, glass, mad, martini, men
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
Pairs well with
Tap any combo to copy the whole thing.
⚡ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first — 🍸 Cocktail Glass or 🤴 Prince?
Runs with a crowd
🍸 keeps company in party emojis and summer emojis — tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.