Utopia Tulip Beer Glasses 570ml CE Marked (Pack of 48)
Product Description
The tulip pint glass is one of the most familiar formats behind any bar, and Utopia's version covers that ground without complication. Made from toughened glass, each glass holds a...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 48
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 85
- Dimensions
- 159(H) x 85(Ø)mm
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Product Description
The tulip pint glass is one of the most familiar formats behind any bar, and Utopia's version covers that ground without complication. Made from toughened glass, each glass holds a full 570ml pint and carries CE certification, confirming it meets the legal requirements for draught beer and cider service in licensed premises across the UK.
The tulip shape suits a wide range of draught serves — lagers, ales, ciders, and session beers all present well in it. The slightly curved profile helps retain a head on carbonated pours, which matters during a busy service when consistency matters as much as speed. Toughened glass offers meaningfully better resistance to knocks and thermal stress than standard annealed glass, which tends to reduce breakage over a service period, though no glass is unbreakable and replacement will always be a factor in bar operations.
Practical advantages for bar and floor staff include:
- CE marking confirms legal compliance for UK pint measures
- Toughened construction handles the daily demands of a commercial glasswasher
- Classic shape stacks and stores efficiently, reducing back-bar clutter
- Broad compatibility with draught lines reduces the need for multiple glass formats
- Pack of 48 provides a sensible opening stock for most bar setups
These glasses are dishwasher safe and suited to glasswasher cycles at normal commercial temperatures. The toughened material is more tolerant of repeated thermal cycling than standard glass, though correct glasswasher loading and rack discipline will always extend the working life of any glassware stock.
A pack of 48 suits a small to mid-sized bar as a working float, or can serve as a top-up quantity for larger venues. Operators running high-volume draught service or multiple bar stations may want to consider a larger opening order to maintain adequate glass circulation through the glasswasher at peak times.
If you're working out the right quantity for your cover count and glasswasher cycle times, the team is happy to help you think it through before you order.
Key Features
- 570ml CE-marked pint capacity for legal UK draught beer service
- Toughened glass construction for improved resistance to everyday breakage
- Classic tulip profile suits lagers, ales, ciders, and session beers
- Dishwasher safe and compatible with standard commercial glasswasher cycles
- Pack of 48 glasses supplied for practical opening stock quantities
Operational Benefits
- CE marking keeps draught pint service legally compliant without additional checks
- Toughened glass reduces breakage frequency during busy service periods
- Single glass format covers most draught serves, simplifying bar stock management
- Glasswasher compatibility supports fast glass turnaround during peak service
- Pack quantity provides adequate float for small to mid-sized bar operations
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 48
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 85
- Dimensions
- 159(H) x 85(Ø)mm
- Material
- Toughened Glass
- Weight
- 350g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A common industry guide is three to four glasses per cover for a bar-led venue, accounting for glasses in use, on the bar, and cycling through the glasswasher. For a 50-seat venue running a busy drinks service, a float of 150 to 200 glasses is a reasonable starting point, meaning multiple packs. If you want to work through the numbers for your specific setup, we can help you size the order correctly.
- Yes. The toughened glass construction is suited to the thermal demands of a commercial glasswasher. That said, glass longevity in any operation depends on correct rack loading, avoiding overloading, and ensuring the glasswasher is operating at the right temperature and detergent levels — factors that affect all commercial glassware regardless of quality.
- CE marking on a pint glass confirms it meets the requirements of the Weights and Measures Act for use in draught beer and cider service in licensed premises in England, Scotland, and Wales. Serving a pint in a non-CE-marked glass is a compliance risk for any premises operating under a premises licence, so this is an important consideration when selecting bar glassware.