RCR Cristalleria Melodia Goblet 210ml – Pack of 12
Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Melodia goblet is a lead-free crystal glass with a shaped bowl and a distinctive patterned design on the stem and base. At 210ml, it sits comfortably in...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.35
- Dimensions
- 0.2(H) x 0.35(W) x 0.26(D)mm
- Weight
- 2.72kg
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Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Melodia goblet is a lead-free crystal glass with a shaped bowl and a distinctive patterned design on the stem and base. At 210ml, it sits comfortably in the smaller goblet category and is commonly used for cocktail service, aperitifs, and short mixed drinks. Supplied in packs of twelve, it is a practical choice for operators looking to maintain consistent glassware across a bar or table setting.
In a bar environment, the Melodia's stem profile makes it easy to handle during busy service, and the crystal clarity helps finished drinks present well under typical bar and dining room lighting. The glasses are designed to be used regularly in a hospitality setting, and the pack format suits both initial stock builds and ongoing replacement of breakages.
- Lead-free crystal construction for good clarity and light refraction
- Stemmed goblet format well suited to cocktails, aperitifs, and short serves
- Patterned stem and base add visual interest without complicating cleaning
- Pack of twelve supports consistent presentation across a service
- Suitable for hand-washing; check compatibility before putting through a commercial glasswasher
As with all stemware, the practical considerations are straightforward: storage space for twelve glasses of this profile, and a cleaning process that suits crystal. Stemmed glasses require more careful handling in a commercial glasswasher than tumblers, and checking the manufacturer's guidance before committing to machine washing is worthwhile.
This goblet is a reasonable fit for cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurant pre-dinner service where a more decorative glass adds to the experience. Operators running very high-volume throughput may want to consider a more robust or heavier-gauge option from elsewhere in the range.
If you are specifying glassware across a new or refurbished bar and would like a second opinion on quantities or glass types, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Lead-free crystal construction delivering clear, bright presentation
- 210ml capacity suited to cocktails, aperitifs, and short mixed drinks
- Patterned stem and base design for added visual character at the table
- Supplied in packs of twelve for consistent bar or table presentation
- Stemmed goblet profile for comfortable handling during bar service
Operational Benefits
- Consistent glassware presentation across cocktail and aperitif service
- Crystal clarity helps finished drinks display well under bar lighting
- Pack-of-twelve format simplifies stock management and breakage replacement
- Decorative stem design elevates the customer experience without added complexity
- Stem profile supports confident handling during busy service periods
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.35
- Dimensions
- 0.2(H) x 0.35(W) x 0.26(D)mm
- Weight
- 2.72kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Crystal stemware generally requires more care than standard soda-lime glass in a commercial glasswasher. It is worth checking RCR Cristalleria's guidance for the Melodia range before putting them through a machine wash cycle, as high temperatures and harsh detergents can affect crystal over time. Many operators hand-wash stemmed crystal to extend its service life.
- A useful rule of thumb is to hold three times your expected maximum cover count in stemware, to allow for glasses in use, glasses in the wash cycle, and a breakage buffer. For a 40-cover bar focusing on cocktail service, two to three packs of twelve would be a reasonable starting point, though higher-volume venues should stock more generously.
- At 210ml, this goblet sits at the smaller end of the capacity range, which makes it more practical for cocktails, aperitifs, and short serves than for wine. For wine service, a larger-capacity glass with a wider bowl is generally more appropriate. If you are specifying glassware for a mixed-use bar, it is worth considering whether a separate wine glass will also be needed.