Utopia Dimpled Pint Tankards 570ml Glass (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The dimpled pint tankard is one of the most recognisable pieces of glassware in British pub and bar culture. Utopia's version is a straightforward, well-made glass in the classic mould...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 95
- Dimensions
- 125(H) x 95(Ø)mm
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Product Description
The dimpled pint tankard is one of the most recognisable pieces of glassware in British pub and bar culture. Utopia's version is a straightforward, well-made glass in the classic mould — 570ml capacity, a pronounced dimple pattern across the body, and a solid feel in the hand. There is nothing complicated here, and that is largely the point.
In a busy bar environment, these perform reliably across a long service. The weight and grip of the dimpled surface make them practical to handle when both staff and customers are involved, and the traditional format tends to go down well in settings where presentation matters as much as function. They work equally well for lager, ale, cider, and soft drinks, and are increasingly used for cocktail serves and garden-style drinks presentations where a more relaxed aesthetic is appropriate.
From an operational standpoint, the key practical considerations are straightforward:
- Glass construction with a reassuring 540g weight — substantial without being cumbersome
- Classic dimple pattern aids grip for both staff and customers
- Sold in packs of 24, suited to cellar stock replenishment or new openings
- Compatible with standard commercial glasswashers
- Traditional format works across beer, soft drinks, and mixed drink serves
These are glass, not polycarbonate, so they are not appropriate for outdoor venues where a shatterproof alternative is required. For high-turnover or outdoor sites, it is worth considering whether polycarbonate options would be more practical.
These tankards are well suited to pubs, bars, gastropubs, and casual dining venues. The pack of 24 is a practical quantity for restocking rather than a full opening order for a larger site, where multiple cases would typically be needed.
If you are unsure how many to order for your opening stock or whether this style suits your service format, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- 570ml capacity in traditional dimpled glass pint tankard format
- Solid 540g glass construction with pronounced dimple grip pattern
- Pack of 24 units suited to bar restocking or new openings
- Compatible with standard commercial glasswasher cycles
- Classic format suits beer, cider, soft drinks, and casual cocktail serves
Operational Benefits
- Familiar format reduces guest hesitation and suits most bar settings
- Dimple pattern improves grip and reduces handling errors during busy service
- Pack quantity supports efficient cellar stock management and replenishment
- Glasswasher compatibility keeps turnaround fast throughout peak service periods
- Versatile serve format reduces the need for multiple glass types on bar
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 95
- Dimensions
- 125(H) x 95(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
- Weight
- 540g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- That depends on cover numbers and how quickly your glasswasher turns stock around, but most bars plan for at least two to three times the number of glasses they expect to have on the floor at any one time. For a 60-cover pub, two or three cases of 24 is a common starting point, though busier or larger sites will need more. It is worth speaking to us if you are fitting out a new venue so we can help you estimate realistically.
- Yes, these are compatible with standard commercial glasswashers. As with all glassware, using the correct glasswasher detergent and rinse aid dosing will extend the life of the glass and avoid clouding or etching over time. Avoid stacking them under heavy items between washes.
- These are glass, so they are not appropriate for outdoor venues, beer gardens with a no-glass policy, or festival environments where breakage and safety are a concern. For those settings, a polycarbonate dimpled tankard would be the more practical choice — we can advise on suitable alternatives if needed.