Utopia Timeless Vintage Stackable Hiball Glasses 350ml (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Utopia Timeless Vintage Hiball is a machine-made glass designed to replicate the appearance of traditional cut crystal without the fragility or cost associated with genuine crystal ware. Each glass...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 12¼oz / 350ml
- Dimensions
- 148(H)mm
- Material
- Glass
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Product Description
The Utopia Timeless Vintage Hiball is a machine-made glass designed to replicate the appearance of traditional cut crystal without the fragility or cost associated with genuine crystal ware. Each glass in this pack of twelve carries a textured pattern that gives a premium aesthetic on the table, making it a practical choice for operators who want a polished presentation without investing in delicate glassware.
In a busy bar or restaurant environment, glassware takes considerable punishment — repeated washing, stacking, and handling during service. These glasses are built with that reality in mind. The machine-made construction gives a consistent wall thickness and weight that holds up well through commercial glasswasher cycles, and the stackable design helps reduce storage footprint behind the bar or in glass stores where space is typically limited.
From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:
- Stackable profile reduces storage space and speeds up glass retrieval during service
- Machine-made consistency means fewer rejects and a uniform look across the table
- Cut-crystal appearance suits both casual dining and smarter hospitality settings
- Compatible with standard commercial glasswashers
- Sold in a pack of twelve, making it straightforward to build up stock in multiples
There are no special storage or handling requirements beyond standard glassware practice. As with any glass, chipping is more likely if glasses are stacked incorrectly or overstacked — the stackable design has a defined limit, and operators should avoid forcing additional glasses beyond what sits comfortably. These are a mid-weight option; sites running very high-volume service may want to consider a heavier-gauge glass for added longevity.
Well suited to pubs, bars, casual dining restaurants, hotel food and beverage operations, and event catering where a consistent, presentable hiball is needed at a sensible price point. If you're unsure how many packs your service volume requires or whether this glass is the right fit for your concept, we're happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Machine-made glass construction with consistent wall thickness throughout
- Stackable design reduces storage footprint behind the bar
- 350ml capacity suitable for standard hiball and mixed drink serves
- Textured cut-crystal pattern for a premium table presentation
- Sold in packs of twelve for straightforward stock building
Operational Benefits
- Speeds up glass retrieval during busy service with stackable storage
- Reduces replacement costs through durable machine-made construction
- Delivers a consistent, polished look across all table settings
- Handles repeated commercial glasswasher cycles without rapid deterioration
- Suits a range of hospitality settings from casual dining to hotel bars
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 12¼oz / 350ml
- Dimensions
- 148(H)mm
- Material
- Glass
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 500g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, these are machine-made glasses intended for commercial use and are compatible with standard commercial glasswashers. As with all glassware, using the correct rack type and avoiding overloading will help extend their service life.
- The glasses are designed to stack, but there is a practical limit — overstacking increases the risk of chipping at the rim and makes retrieval during service more difficult. As a general guide, keeping stacks to a manageable height for one-handed removal is advisable, typically no more than five or six glasses depending on your storage setup.
- This depends on your cover count, service style, and glasswasher cycle time. A common rule of thumb is to hold three times your seated cover count in glassware to allow for glasses in use, glasses being washed, and a buffer for breakages. If you'd like help working out the right quantity for your operation, our team can assist.