Utopia Carre Whisky Glasses 310ml – Pack of 48
Product Description
The Utopia Carre is a 310ml whisky glass produced by Pasabahce, constructed from soda lime glass. Its defining characteristic is a square base that transitions into a rounded rim —...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 48
- Capacity
- 0.31 Ltr
- Diameter
- 363
- Dimensions
- 210(H) x 544(W)mm
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Product Description
The Utopia Carre is a 310ml whisky glass produced by Pasabahce, constructed from soda lime glass. Its defining characteristic is a square base that transitions into a rounded rim — a geometric profile that gives the glass a distinctive appearance on the bar without straying into novelty territory. At 295g, it has a reassuring weight in the hand that reads as quality to guests without being impractical to handle at pace.
In a busy bar environment, glassware needs to be consistent, stackable where possible, and robust enough to survive a commercial glasswasher without rapid degradation. Soda lime glass is the standard for hospitality glassware for good reason — it performs reliably in high-turnover service, resists thermal shock reasonably well in normal bar use, and is straightforward to replace on a like-for-like basis when breakages occur. The Carre is supplied in a pack of 48, which suits operators stocking a new venue or replenishing existing inventory.
- Distinctive square-to-round profile suits spirits menus with a considered aesthetic
- Consistent 310ml capacity across the full pack of 48
- Soda lime construction handles regular commercial glasswasher cycles
- Practical pack quantity for initial bar stock or ongoing replenishment
- Uniform weight and feel supports consistent presentation during service
These glasses are well suited to bars, restaurants, hotels, and function venues serving whisky, bourbon, or other short spirits. The 310ml size accommodates a standard measure with ice without appearing underfilled. For venues running very high volumes or requiring a heavier or more specialist crystal-effect glass, other options in the range may be worth considering.
If you're unsure about quantities for a new opening or want to discuss glassware across your full drinks menu, the team is happy to help you work through what's needed.
Key Features
- Square base transitioning to round rim for distinctive presentation
- 310ml capacity suits standard spirit measures served with ice
- Soda lime glass construction rated for commercial glasswasher use
- Uniform 295g weight delivers consistent feel across the full pack
- Supplied in a pack of 48 for practical bar stock management
Operational Benefits
- Consistent glassware profile supports a polished bar presentation
- Pack of 48 reduces reorder frequency during busy trading periods
- Soda lime durability keeps replacement costs manageable over time
- Recognised weight and feel reassures guests of product quality
- Standard capacity simplifies portioning and measure compliance
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 48
- Capacity
- 0.31 Ltr
- Diameter
- 363
- Dimensions
- 210(H) x 544(W)mm
- Material
- Soda Lime
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 295g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A common starting point is three to four times your seated cover count for any given glass type, to allow for breakages, glasswasher cycles, and peak service. For a bar doing 50 covers, a pack of 48 is a reasonable baseline for whisky glasses, though busier or more spirits-focused venues may want two packs from the outset.
- Yes — soda lime glass is the standard material used across commercial hospitality glassware precisely because it handles the thermal and mechanical demands of a glasswasher reliably. As with all glassware, using appropriate glasswasher chemistry and avoiding overloading the machine will help extend service life.
- A 310ml glass is well suited to a 25ml or 35ml measure served with ice or a splash of water, leaving enough room to allow the spirit to breathe without the glass looking underfilled. Venues serving doubles or more generous pours alongside mixers may want to consider a larger format.