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Chef & Sommelier Cabernet Tulip Sherry & Port Glasses 120ml (24 Pack)
£90.38(£108.46 inc VAT)
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The Chef & Sommelier Cabernet range includes this tulip-shaped sherry and port glass, designed specifically for serving fortified wines in a commercial setting. The tulip bowl concentrates the aromatics of the wine while keeping the pour to the appropriate 120ml measure, making it a practical choice for licensed venues that want to present fortified wines properly without overpouring.
Manufactured in Kwarx glass — Chef & Sommelier's own high-resistance material — these glasses are noticeably more durable than standard soda-lime glassware. Kwarx is designed to retain clarity after repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, resisting the clouding and micro-scratching that tends to degrade cheaper glassware over time. For bars and restaurants that put their glassware through heavy rotation, that longevity makes a practical difference to running costs and presentation standards.
The 24-pack format suits venues that need to hold a full working stock, whether for a dedicated sherry trolley, a wine flight menu, or a well-stocked back bar. The tulip profile is traditional and understated — it works equally well in a formal dining room or a relaxed gastropub setting without looking out of place in either.
There is nothing complicated about specifying these. They are hand-wash compatible but perform well in a commercial glasswasher, and the classic shape stacks and stores without difficulty. If you are building out a fortified wine offering and want to discuss how many covers your stock should cover, or whether a different bowl size might suit your menu better, the team is happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
Are these glasses suitable for use in a commercial glasswasher?
Yes, the Kwarx construction is well suited to commercial glasswasher use. Kwarx is specifically developed to resist the clouding and surface degradation that standard glass can suffer through repeated high-temperature wash cycles, making it a practical choice for busy bar environments.
How many packs would a typical bar or restaurant need to hold?
As a general guide, most venues aim to hold two to three times their maximum cover count in each glass type to allow for glasswasher turnaround and breakages. A 24-pack is a sensible starting point for a smaller venue or as a supplement to an existing stock; higher-volume sites may benefit from ordering multiple packs.
Is the 120ml size appropriate for standard UK fortified wine measures?
The 120ml capacity works well for standard 50ml or 70ml fortified wine serves, leaving enough space in the bowl to allow the wine to breathe and the aromas to develop without filling the glass to the rim. If your menu features larger serves or wine flights with different pour sizes, it is worth confirming the right glass size before committing to stock.
£90.38(£108.46 inc VAT)
£90.38(£108.46 inc VAT)
The Chef & Sommelier Cabernet range includes this tulip-shaped sherry and port glass, designed specifically for serving fortified wines in a commercial setting. The tulip bowl concentrates the aromatics of the wine while keeping the pour to the appropriate 120ml measure, making it a practical choice for licensed venues that want to present fortified wines properly without overpouring.
Manufactured in Kwarx glass — Chef & Sommelier's own high-resistance material — these glasses are noticeably more durable than standard soda-lime glassware. Kwarx is designed to retain clarity after repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, resisting the clouding and micro-scratching that tends to degrade cheaper glassware over time. For bars and restaurants that put their glassware through heavy rotation, that longevity makes a practical difference to running costs and presentation standards.
The 24-pack format suits venues that need to hold a full working stock, whether for a dedicated sherry trolley, a wine flight menu, or a well-stocked back bar. The tulip profile is traditional and understated — it works equally well in a formal dining room or a relaxed gastropub setting without looking out of place in either.
There is nothing complicated about specifying these. They are hand-wash compatible but perform well in a commercial glasswasher, and the classic shape stacks and stores without difficulty. If you are building out a fortified wine offering and want to discuss how many covers your stock should cover, or whether a different bowl size might suit your menu better, the team is happy to help.
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