Steelite MCC Everest Nick and Nora Cocktail Glasses (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Steelite MCC Everest Nick and Nora glass is a stemmed cocktail glass with a gently rounded bowl and a relatively narrow rim — a shape traditionally associated with classic...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 0.23440829663304447 Ltr
- Diameter
- 79
- Dimensions
- 210(H) x 0(W)mm
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Product Description
The Steelite MCC Everest Nick and Nora glass is a stemmed cocktail glass with a gently rounded bowl and a relatively narrow rim — a shape traditionally associated with classic cocktail service. It holds just under 235ml, making it well suited to shorter, spirit-forward drinks such as Martinis, Manhattans, and similar serves where portion control and presentation matter.
In a busy bar environment, glassware takes considerable punishment through repeated handling, tray service, and frequent dishwasher cycles. The crystalline construction of these glasses offers better resistance to chipping and breakage than standard glass, and the lead-free material means they are safe for all food service applications. The consistent bowl shape also makes them straightforward to stack and store in standard glass racks.
- Crystalline construction offers improved chip resistance under daily service conditions
- Lead-free material suitable for all commercial food service environments
- Dishwasher safe, supporting efficient post-service turnaround
- Rounded bowl and stemmed design appropriate for classic cocktail presentation
- Sold in a pack of 12, practical for stocking a working bar par level
These glasses require no special storage or handling beyond standard glassware practice. The stem height means they should be racked bowl-down in a suitable glass rack to avoid damage during washing. No installation or electrical considerations apply.
The Nick and Nora format suits cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurants with a considered drinks programme. For higher-volume venues or operations with a broader glassware range, it is worth considering whether a different bowl size or a wider pack quantity would better match your par levels and storage capacity.
If you are building out a new glassware range or want to confirm these glasses are the right fit for your service style, the team is happy to help you think it through.
Key Features
- Lead-free crystalline construction approved for commercial food service use
- Rounded bowl holds approximately 235ml for precise cocktail portioning
- Dishwasher safe for repeated daily cycles without degradation
- Stemmed design keeps drinks cool and presentation clean during service
- Supplied in a pack of 12 to suit standard bar par-level stocking
Operational Benefits
- Crystalline durability reduces breakage costs over a busy service period
- Consistent bowl shape supports uniform presentation across the cocktail menu
- Dishwasher compatibility speeds up glassware turnaround between service rounds
- Pack-of-12 format simplifies stock ordering and replenishment for bar managers
- Classic Nick and Nora profile suits a considered drinks menu without overpowering it
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 0.23440829663304447 Ltr
- Diameter
- 79
- Dimensions
- 210(H) x 0(W)mm
- Dishwasher safe
- Yes
- Material
- Crystalline
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
- Weight
- 113.39797017633384g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- They are well suited to regular cocktail bar service, and the crystalline material offers reasonable durability under daily use. For very high-volume operations running continuous service, it is worth assessing your breakage rate and whether a larger opening stock quantity would give you adequate cover.
- Yes, they are rated dishwasher safe and are designed for repeated commercial washing cycles. As with all stemmed glassware, racking them correctly — bowl-down in a purpose-made glass rack — will help minimise stress on the stem and extend their service life.
- The Nick and Nora works well for spirit-forward, stirred cocktails served without ice — Martinis, Gibsons, Negronis, and similar. If your menu leans towards larger or more garnish-heavy serves, a coupe or a larger bowl size may be a better fit; it is worth discussing your menu format before committing to a full opening order.