Arcoroc Juliette Wine Glasses 300ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Arcoroc Juliette is a 300ml tulip-style wine glass with a tall profile and gently angled bowl. It is part of Arcoroc's commercial glassware range, made from toughened glass and...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 11oz / 312ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 78
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Product Description
The Arcoroc Juliette is a 300ml tulip-style wine glass with a tall profile and gently angled bowl. It is part of Arcoroc's commercial glassware range, made from toughened glass and sold in catering-quantity packs of 24.
In a busy bar or restaurant, glassware takes a considerable amount of daily handling — clearing tables, rack washing, restacking. The Juliette's toughened construction holds up well under this kind of routine commercial use, and at 142g it sits in a practical weight range that is neither too delicate for bar service nor heavy enough to slow down staff during a busy shift. The 300ml capacity suits standard wine portions, and the shape allows wines to breathe adequately for table service.
From an operational perspective, the Juliette offers a few practical advantages worth noting:
- Toughened glass reduces breakage rates compared with standard glassware
- Compatible with commercial glasswashers, keeping turnaround times manageable
- Consistent sizing across the pack simplifies storage and racking
- The tall profile works well for both red and white wine service
- Pack quantity of 24 suits initial stocking or straightforward replacement ordering
One practical consideration: at 188mm tall, you should check rack and shelf clearance before ordering in volume. Standard glasswasher racks accommodate this height comfortably in most cases, but it is worth confirming if your setup uses lower-profile racking. For higher-volume operations or venues with significant glass turnover, a larger pack size or a heavier-duty toughened range may be worth considering.
The Juliette is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining, wine bars, and café-bar operations serving wine by the glass. It is a practical, mid-range commercial glass rather than a fine-dining crystal option, which makes it a sensible choice where appearance and durability both matter but replacement cost is a factor.
If you are unsure whether this glass suits your service style or volume, feel free to get in touch — it is the sort of decision that is straightforward once you know what you are working with.
Key Features
- Toughened glass construction rated for commercial glasswasher use
- Tall 188mm profile with angular bowl suited to wine service
- Lightweight 142g build balances durability with ease of handling
- 300ml capacity aligns with standard single wine portion sizes
- Sold in a catering pack of 24 for straightforward volume ordering
Operational Benefits
- Toughened build reduces breakage frequency and lowers replacement costs
- Glasswasher compatibility keeps glass turnaround fast during busy service
- Consistent sizing simplifies rack storage and reduces handling errors
- Practical weight reduces staff fatigue during high-volume table clearing
- Pack-of-24 format suits both initial stocking and ongoing replenishment
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 11oz / 312ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 78
- Dimensions
- 188(H) x 78(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 142g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, the Juliette is made from toughened Arcoroc glass designed to withstand the heat and pressure cycles of commercial glasswashers. At 188mm tall, they fit comfortably in most standard racks, though it is worth checking clearance if you use a lower-profile rack configuration.
- A 300ml glass works well for most standard by-the-glass wine portions — typically 125ml or 175ml — leaving enough room for the wine to breathe without appearing sparse in the glass. If you serve larger measures or prefer a more generous pour presentation, a 500ml variant of the Juliette is also available.
- That depends on cover numbers, table turns, and how quickly your glasswasher cycles during service. A general rule of thumb is three glasses per cover for a busy evening service, factoring in glasses in use, on the bar, and in the wash. For a 40-cover restaurant, two packs of 24 is a reasonable starting point, with a third pack held in reserve.