Luigi Bormioli Top Class Old Fashioned Glass 230ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Top Class Old Fashioned glass is a 230ml lead-free crystal tumbler designed for serving short cocktails, aperitifs, and spirit-based drinks in commercial bar and restaurant environments. The...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.23 Ltr
- Dimensions
- 60(H)mm
- Material
- Crystal
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Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Top Class Old Fashioned glass is a 230ml lead-free crystal tumbler designed for serving short cocktails, aperitifs, and spirit-based drinks in commercial bar and restaurant environments. The low-cut, minimalist profile keeps the design understated, making it a practical choice for venues that want glassware to complement rather than compete with the drink being served.
In busy service environments, glassware takes a significant amount of handling, and the Top Class range is built to cope with that. The SON.hyx crystal construction — a proprietary process used by Luigi Bormioli — gives the glass improved resistance to impact and breakage compared to standard soda-lime glass, which helps reduce ongoing replacement costs in high-turnover venues. The glasses are also dishwasher-safe, which matters in any operation where turnaround speed between services is important.
From a practical standpoint, the key advantages of this glass are straightforward:
- SON.hyx construction offers improved durability for commercial use
- Dishwasher-safe, supporting fast turnaround between service periods
- Lead-free crystal provides good clarity for presenting cocktails and spirits
- Lightweight and compact design reduces fatigue during heavy service
- Sold in packs of 24, suited to stocking bar setups efficiently
Being sold in cases of 24, these glasses are well suited to bars, hotel lounges, and restaurant bar areas that need consistent, matching glassware across a full service. They are a practical mid-range option — not a premium crystal tier, but well above entry-level — so they sit comfortably in venues where presentation matters but budget also has to be managed sensibly.
If you are unsure how many cases you need for your cover count, or whether this glass size is the right fit for your cocktail or spirits menu, the team is happy to talk it through with you.
Key Features
- SON.hyx crystal construction for improved impact and breakage resistance
- Lead-free crystal delivers clear, bright presentation of spirits and cocktails
- Dishwasher-safe design supports fast cleaning between service periods
- Compact 230ml capacity suited to short cocktails and aperitif serves
- Sold in packs of 24 for efficient bar stock management
Operational Benefits
- Reduced breakage replacement costs in high-turnover bar environments
- Faster glass turnaround supports back-to-back service without shortages
- Consistent glassware presentation across the full front-of-house setup
- Lightweight form reduces handling fatigue during long or busy services
- Case-quantity purchasing simplifies stock ordering and storage planning
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.23 Ltr
- Dimensions
- 60(H)mm
- Material
- Crystal
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 3.72kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, the SON.hyx construction makes them more resistant to everyday breakage than standard glassware, which is why they are commonly used in busy bars and restaurants. They are dishwasher-safe, so they can handle the repeated wash cycles that come with high-volume service.
- A general rule of thumb for bar glassware is to hold two to three times your seated cover count in each glass style, to allow for washing cycles and breakage buffer. If you share your cover count and service pattern with us, we can advise on a sensible opening stock quantity.
- A 230ml old fashioned glass is well suited to short serves — spirit measures with ice, negronis, old fashioneds, and similar cocktails that are built or stirred rather than shaken with a large volume of mixer. For longer cocktails or drinks served with more ice, a larger tumbler format would typically be more appropriate.