Chef & Sommelier Grand Sublym Wine Glasses 15oz (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The Chef & Sommelier Grand Sublym is a stemmed wine glass produced in Krysta glass — a lead-free crystal alternative developed specifically for commercial use. Each glass holds 15oz (426ml),...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 15oz / 426ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Crockery style
- Modern
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Product Description
The Chef & Sommelier Grand Sublym is a stemmed wine glass produced in Krysta glass — a lead-free crystal alternative developed specifically for commercial use. Each glass holds 15oz (426ml), making it a practical choice for venues pouring standard 250ml wine measures with comfortable headspace for presentation and aroma. The pack contains twelve glasses, which suits most operators' standard procurement and breakage replacement cycles.
Krysta glass is well regarded in commercial environments for combining the clarity and brilliance of traditional crystal with a level of resistance to knocks, thermal shock, and the rigours of commercial glasswashers. In busy bar and restaurant settings, glassware takes consistent punishment, and the Grand Sublym is designed to hold up under regular machine washing and high-turnover service conditions without losing its optical clarity over time.
From an operational standpoint, the glass offers a few practical advantages worth noting:
- Clear, bright Krysta material presents wine attractively without tinting or haziness
- Suitable for commercial glasswashers, reducing breakage risk during routine cleaning
- 250ml serving line sits well within the 426ml capacity, giving staff clear pour guidance
- Consistent 200g weight balances well in service without feeling insubstantial
- Twelve-piece pack format suits standard service covers and stock rotation
There are no particular installation requirements for glassware of this type, though operators should check that existing glass storage racking accommodates the 87mm diameter base, and that glasswasher baskets are suitable for stemmed glasses to avoid damage during cycles.
The Grand Sublym suits mid-level dining venues, wine bars, and hotel food and beverage operations looking for a reliable, attractive glass that performs consistently in service without the fragility associated with fine crystal. It is not positioned as a premium fine-dining glass, and venues with a focus on high-end wine presentation may wish to consider a thinner-rimmed specialist option.
If you're building out a glassware range or standardising across a site and want to talk through quantities or suitability, the team is happy to help.
Key Features
- Krysta lead-free crystal glass with high optical clarity throughout service
- 426ml capacity with comfortable headspace for a standard 250ml pour
- 200g weight provides balanced handling for front-of-house staff
- 87mm base diameter suits most commercial glass storage and racking systems
- Pack of 12 aligns with standard cover counts and breakage replacement cycles
Operational Benefits
- Retains clarity after repeated commercial glasswasher cycles, reducing replacement frequency
- Consistent pour headspace helps staff present wine correctly without overpouring
- Durable Krysta construction withstands the daily knocks of high-turnover service
- Uniform pack sizing simplifies stock management across multiple service stations
- Suitable appearance for mid-level dining without the fragility of fine crystal
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 15oz / 426ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Crockery style
- Modern
- Diameter
- 87
- Dimensions
- 250(H) x 87(Ø)mm
- Glass capacity
- 14.99
- Material
- Krysta Glass
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 200g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — Krysta glass is specifically developed for commercial environments and holds up well to regular machine washing. As with any stemmed glassware, using appropriate stemware baskets will reduce the risk of damage during cycles.
- For most licensed venues serving 125ml or 250ml measures, a 426ml glass provides sufficient capacity with comfortable headspace for aroma and presentation. If your operation serves larger pour sizes or focuses on wine flights, it is worth considering whether a larger bowl would better suit your menu.
- That depends on your cover count, table turn frequency, and glasswasher cycle time, but a useful starting point is holding two to three times your peak cover count in glasses to allow for washing cycles and breakage. If you'd like to talk through quantities for your specific operation, we're happy to advise.