Pasabahce Wine and Champagne Glasses

330ml (11½oz). Machine-Made Glass

The Utopia Estrella is a 340ml wine glass with a geometric profile that draws on art deco styling — angular facets on the bowl that catch the light without compromising balance or pourability. Made from soda lime glass, it sits in the practical mid-range that most restaurant and bar operations rely on: presentable enough for table service, robust enough for regular dishwasher cycles in a busy environment.

In a working hospitality setting, glassware takes a significant amount of handling — racked, washed, stacked, and set repeatedly through a service. The Estrella's construction holds up well under that routine, and the 340ml capacity is a useful all-purpose size that works across house white, red, and rosé service without defaulting to something too small for a generous pour or too large to handle efficiently at speed.

Practical benefits for front-of-house operations include:

• Geometric faceted bowl adds visual interest without requiring specialist serving
• 340ml capacity suits standard wine service across most menu styles
• Soda lime construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Pack of 24 provides a practical opening quantity for most venues
• Consistent form makes for straightforward storage and racking

There are no special installation or storage requirements beyond standard glassware racking. The glasses are 222mm tall, which fits comfortably in most glass storage systems. At 445g per glass, they have a solid feel without being heavy to carry in multiples. As with all soda lime glassware, avoid thermal shock — allow glasses to cool before racking, and ensure dishwasher temperatures are appropriate for the glass type.

The Estrella is well suited to restaurants, wine bars, bistros, and hotel dining rooms where presentation is important but operational throughput is equally so. For very high-volume venues or operations with a high breakage rate, it is worth considering whether a higher-durability or tempered alternative would offer a better long-term cost per glass.

If you are unsure how many glasses to hold in stock relative to your cover count, or want to discuss glassware options across your operation, the team is happy to help work through the numbers with you.

The Utopia Amber range offers a straightforward, well-proportioned red wine glass that works reliably across a wide range of front-of-house settings. The 450ml capacity sits at a practical midpoint — generous enough for a comfortable pour whilst leaving room for the wine to breathe, which is what a good red wine glass should do. The soda lime construction keeps the weight sensible at 265g, making handling comfortable during busy service.

In a working bar or restaurant environment, consistency across glassware matters. The classic bowl shape means these glasses stack predictably in glass racks, handle straightforwardly during polishing, and present uniformly on the table. One-piece production and beaded rims contribute to everyday durability, reducing the likelihood of chipping at the rim — the most common failure point in service glassware.

• Consistent bowl shape supports efficient racking and polishing workflows
• Beaded rim construction reduces chipping risk during normal service handling
• 450ml capacity suits standard red wine service with comfortable headspace
• Soda lime glass keeps individual unit weight manageable for floor staff
• Pack of 24 provides a practical quantity for small to mid-sized operations

These glasses are well suited to casual dining restaurants, gastropubs, wine bars, and hotel food and beverage operations. A pack of 24 is a sensible starting point for smaller venues or as a top-up quantity. Higher-volume operations or those requiring greater breakage cover may want to consider ordering in larger multiples. These are everyday service glasses rather than fine-dining crystal, and they are priced and specified accordingly.

If you are fitting out a new venue or replacing glassware across a full operation, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, mix of styles, and storage requirements before placing an order — we are happy to help work through what makes sense for your setup.

The Utopia Amber red wine glasses are a straightforward, well-proportioned 350ml glass designed for everyday front-of-house use in restaurants, bars, hotels, and event catering. The classic bowl shape works comfortably with most red wine styles, and the clean lines sit neatly within a range of table settings without looking out of place.

In a busy service environment, consistency matters. These glasses are produced in a single piece rather than assembled, which removes a common weak point and contributes to reliable performance through repeated use and commercial dishwasher cycles. The beaded rim adds a degree of resilience at the edge, where chips most commonly occur during clearing and stacking.

Practical points worth noting for front-of-house operations:

• One-piece construction reduces the risk of breakage at the stem or base joint
• Beaded rim helps resist chipping during everyday handling
• Soda lime glass is lightweight at 215g, which eases carrying on trays
• Classic bowl shape stacks and stores predictably in standard glassware racks
• Pack of 24 provides a practical opening quantity for most venue setups

At 350ml, this is a standard red wine glass size rather than a large-format bowl. Sites serving premium wines where a wider, more generous bowl is expected may want to consider a larger capacity option from the range. The soda lime construction is practical and cost-effective but is not tempered glass, so handling and storage practices still matter.

These glasses suit licensed restaurants, pub dining rooms, hotel F&B operations, and event hire companies looking for a reliable, presentable everyday glass at a sensible pack price. They are not aimed at high-end fine dining where heavier crystal-style glassware would be more appropriate.

If you are setting up a new venue or reviewing your glassware across multiple covers, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, breakage allowances, and whether this format suits your specific service style — we are happy to help work through that.

The Utopia Amber white wine glasses are a straightforward, well-proportioned stemmed glass designed for everyday front-of-house use. With a 290ml capacity and a classic tulip-style bowl, they sit comfortably in most wine-by-the-glass programmes without drawing attention away from the drink itself.

Made from soda lime glass in a one-piece production process, these glasses are built to handle the repetitive cycle of a busy service — clearing, washing, restacking, and back on the floor again. The beaded rim adds a degree of practical resistance to chipping at the lip, which is where most attrition happens in a high-turnover environment. At 180g, they have a reassuring weight in the hand without being cumbersome to carry on a tray.

The Amber range is a reliable choice for venues that need a consistent, presentable glass across a large cover count without absorbing a significant per-unit cost. Useful characteristics include:

• Classic bowl profile suits a broad range of white and rosé wines
• Beaded rim construction reduces chipping during service and washing
• One-piece production avoids weak points at the stem join
• Soda lime composition is compatible with commercial glasswashers
• Supplied in a pack of 24, practical for initial stock or rotation replacement

These are a sensible option for restaurants, gastropubs, wine bars, and event caterers looking to maintain a tidy, uniform glassware programme. For venues with very high breakage rates or a more premium front-of-house offer, it may be worth considering a heavier or more specialist glass elsewhere in the range.

If you're working out quantities for a new opening or restocking across multiple outlets, we're happy to help you think through par levels and pack quantities before you order.

The Utopia Diony red wine glasses are a straightforward, practical choice for hospitality operations that want a clean, classic look at the table without paying a premium for hand-blown crystal. Each glass holds 310ml and is made from soda lime glass, with a cut-glass styling that gives the appearance of something more considered than a standard round bowl. The design works well in casual dining rooms, wine bars, gastro pubs, and function settings where presentation matters but replacement costs also need to be kept in check.

Soda lime glass is the material of choice for most volume hospitality operations — it handles the rigours of commercial glasswashers reliably and is less prone to stress fractures than thinner crystal alternatives. The cut-glass pattern masks minor surface wear over time, which helps maintain a presentable look across a set that sees daily rotation. At 317g per glass, the weight is solid enough to feel substantial in the hand without being cumbersome to carry in multiples.

Practical points worth noting for buyers ordering at volume:

• Designed to mix and match within the wider Diony collection, useful for building a consistent table identity across wine styles
• Pack quantity of 24 suits a straightforward par-stock approach for most mid-sized covers
• Soda lime construction is compatible with standard commercial glasswashers
• Cut-glass design helps conceal surface scratching that accumulates with regular service use
• One-year warranty provides a basic level of cover on manufacturing defects

These glasses are best suited to operations running regular covers where durability and consistency across a set matter more than fine-dining crystal presentation. For venues requiring a larger or smaller pack size, or a different bowl profile for white wine or sparkling service, alternatives are available within the Diony range.

If you're unsure which glass profile suits your service style or how many to order relative to your cover count, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Utopia Diony white wine glasses are a straightforward, practical choice for venues that want a classic look without investing in premium crystal. Made from soda lime glass with a faceted cut-glass design, they present well on the table and suit a wide range of service styles — from casual dining to more traditional restaurant settings.

At 230ml, these glasses are sized appropriately for a standard white wine serve, giving staff a consistent pour guide without over-sizing the bowl. The design sits comfortably in the hand and is robust enough for regular front-of-house use, though as with all soda lime glassware, care in handling and washing will extend service life.

Key practical points for operators:

• Pack of 24 keeps opening stock and breakage replacement straightforward
• Cut-glass detailing adds a traditional aesthetic without the fragility of full crystal
• Compatible with other pieces in the Diony collection for a coordinated table setting
• Soda lime construction makes these accessible to replace as stock depletes
• Suitable for hand washing or commercial glasswasher use with appropriate racking

These glasses are best suited to mid-range restaurants, gastropubs, hotels, and casual dining operations where appearance matters but durability and replacement cost are also a consideration. Venues requiring a more formal or premium table setting may want to look at fuller lead-free crystal options elsewhere in the range.

If you're unsure how many packs suit your cover count or whether this style fits your wider table setup, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Utopia Napa is a 580ml red wine glass with a generous bowl shape, fine rim, and a flowing stem. Made from soda lime glass, it offers good clarity and lets the colour and character of the wine show well in the glass — which matters in any setting where presentation is part of the service.

In a busy bar or restaurant environment, glassware needs to perform consistently wash after wash. Soda lime construction gives a reasonable balance of everyday durability and visual clarity, making these a practical choice for mid-range front-of-house operations where appearance and resilience both count. The 580ml capacity suits standard red wine pours with room in the bowl for the wine to breathe, which is appropriate for most table service and wine-by-the-glass programmes.

A few practical points worth noting for operators:

• Pack of 24 gives a sensible starting quantity for a section or bar station
• Fine rim profile contributes to a more considered drinking experience for guests
• Soda lime glass is compatible with commercial glasswashers in most cases
• Consistent sizing makes stacking and storage straightforward
• Suitable for table service, wine bars, and casual dining environments

These glasses are well suited to casual dining restaurants, hotel bars, and wine-by-the-glass operations. For high-volume venues or establishments where stemware takes particularly heavy daily use, it is worth considering a crystal or tempered glass option for added resilience.

If you are unsure how many covers this pack will realistically support, or whether this glass suits your service style and glasswasher setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Utopia Napa red wine glass is a mid-weight, everyday service glass designed for busy food and beverage operations. With a 470ml capacity, a rounded bowl, fine rim, and flowing stem, it presents wine in a clean, contemporary style without the fragility or cost of fine crystal. The glass is made from soda lime, which gives it good clarity and a consistent appearance across the table.

In service, these glasses hold up well under the demands of regular restaurant and bar use. The soda lime construction is practical for high-cycle environments where glasses go through the dishwasher multiple times per shift. At 200g, the glass has enough substance to feel quality in the hand without being cumbersome for staff carrying multiple covers.

• Fine rim for a comfortable drinking experience
• Rounded bowl shape allows the wine to breathe appropriately
• Soda lime construction offers good clarity and durability in service
• Lightweight enough for efficient table-setting and clearing
• Supplied in a pack of 24, practical for stocking a full section

These glasses are a sensible choice for casual dining restaurants, bistros, gastropubs, and hotel food and beverage operations where appearance matters but replacements need to remain cost-effective. They are not positioned as a fine-dining crystal product, and operators running a high-end wine programme may want to consider a thinner-walled or lead-free crystal option instead.

If you are working out the right glass quantity for your covers, or considering a range to complement these across different wine styles, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Utopia Napa white wine glasses are a straightforward, well-proportioned stemmed glass designed for everyday front-of-house use. The contemporary bowl shape is appropriate for most still and lightly aromatic white wines, and the fine rim gives a clean drinking experience without feeling fragile in the hand. At 360ml capacity, the glass offers comfortable pour room without being oversized — a practical consideration when managing consistent measures during busy service.

Soda lime construction gives good optical clarity, which helps present wine attractively without the cost or handling requirements of lead-free crystal. The glasses are a sensible choice for mid-volume operations where appearance matters but frequent replacement is a commercial reality. At 180g each, they carry a reasonable weight that reads as quality without being heavy on a tray.

Practical points worth considering for service use:

• Fine rim profile suits table service settings where presentation is a priority
• Soda lime material is widely dishwasher compatible in commercial rack systems
• Contemporary bowl shape works across a range of white and rosé wine styles
• 24-piece pack quantity suits initial stock orders or topping up breakage
• Uniform sizing supports consistent portion control and glassware stacking routines

These glasses are well suited to restaurants, bistros, wine bars, and hotel dining operations running a mid-range wine list. They are not positioned as a premium crystal option, so operators running a fine dining programme or a high-spend wine experience may want to consider a higher-specification glass. For higher-volume sites with significant weekly breakage, it is worth factoring pack quantity and unit cost into the purchasing decision.

If you are equipping a new site or reviewing your glassware range and would like a steer on quantities or alternatives, the team is happy to help.