Plastic champagne flutes are lightweight, often disposable or reusable, alternatives to traditional glass flutes. They are commonly used for events where breakage is a concern or convenience is prioritized. Brand: Many brands and manufacturers; often sold under store brands or generic names. Some examples include: Spritz (Target), Celebrate It (Michaels), Prestee, Munfix, Visions, Various party supply companies Type of Drink: These are not a drink but rather a type of drinkware. They are designed to hold beverages, primarily champagne and other sparkling wines. Origin:Most are mass-produced, and the specific country of origin is often not prominently featured. Many are likely manufactured in countries with large-scale plastics production. Check packaging for accurate origin information. Quantity: Sold in various quantities, ranging from small packs (4-16) to bulk packs (50-100 or more). Material: Typically made from various types of plastic, such as: Polystyrene (PS), Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), Acrylic. Check packaging for accurate material information, especially regarding BPA-free status and recyclability.