Utopia Nucleated Toughened Draught Beer Glasses 570ml CE Marked (12pk)
Product Description
These Utopia 570ml draught beer glasses are made from toughened glass and feature laser-etched nucleation at the base of the bowl. They carry CE marking, making them compliant with UK...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 90
- Dimensions
- 208(H) x 90(Ø)mm
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Product Description
These Utopia 570ml draught beer glasses are made from toughened glass and feature laser-etched nucleation at the base of the bowl. They carry CE marking, making them compliant with UK licensed premises requirements for measured serve verification. The glasses are sold in packs of 12.
Nucleation etching creates a continuous stream of bubbles from the base of the glass, which helps maintain the head of the beer throughout service rather than letting it fall flat shortly after pouring. In a busy bar environment this has a practical effect on presentation consistency, particularly during peak periods when drinks may sit briefly before being collected. The toughened glass construction means the glasses withstand the knocks and stacking that come with high-volume service, and in the event of breakage the glass fragments into small, blunt pieces rather than large sharp shards — a meaningful consideration for any premises mindful of licensing obligations or staff safety.
- CE marking supports compliance with licensing requirements for measured pint serves
- Nucleation maintains head and carbonation appearance throughout the drink
- Toughened construction handles daily bar service and commercial glasswashing
- Safer breakage pattern reduces risk of laceration compared with standard glass
- Tulip profile suits a range of draught ales, lagers, and craft beers
These glasses are suitable for standard commercial glasswashers and do not require any special handling beyond the usual stacking care. They are straightforward to integrate into an existing glassware rotation.
Well suited to pubs, bars, hotel bars, and casual dining sites serving draught beer. For very high-volume or late-night venues with significant breakage rates, it is worth considering whether a higher-duty polycarbonate option might complement the glassware range rather than replace it.
If you are building out a glassware range or need to match an existing house style, we are happy to talk through the options.
Key Features
- Laser-etched nucleation sustains carbonation and head throughout service
- Toughened glass construction rated for commercial glasswasher use
- CE marked for UK licensed premises measured serve compliance
- Tulip profile bowl designed for draught ales, lagers, and craft beers
- Breaks into small blunt fragments rather than large sharp shards
Operational Benefits
- Consistent head retention improves presentation during busy service periods
- Toughened build reduces replacement frequency compared to standard glassware
- CE marking keeps premises compliant with licensing measurement requirements
- Safer breakage pattern supports staff safety and licensing due diligence
- Pack of 12 allows straightforward rotation management across a bar station
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Capacity
- 20oz / 570ml
- Diameter
- 90
- Dimensions
- 208(H) x 90(Ø)mm
- Material
- Toughened Glass
- Weight
- 0g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, toughened glass is compatible with standard commercial glasswashers. As with all glassware, avoiding overcrowding the rack and using the correct glasswasher detergent will help preserve the nucleation etching and extend the life of the glasses.
- CE marked glasses indicate they have been verified to the stated capacity, which satisfies the requirement under UK weights and measures legislation to serve beer in an approved measure. Your local licensing authority can confirm any specific requirements for your premises.
- The laser-etched nucleation site at the base of the glass provides a fixed point from which carbon dioxide can escape in a controlled stream, maintaining the head and visual appeal of the drink over time. In practice this means a pint poured during a rush still looks presentable by the time it reaches the customer, rather than appearing flat.