Schott Zwiesel

The Schott Zwiesel Mondial martini glass is a classic cocktail glass produced in Tritan crystal, a material Schott Zwiesel developed specifically to address the durability demands of commercial glassware use. The 242ml capacity is well proportioned for standard martini and straight-up cocktail serves, giving bartenders a consistent vessel without the oversized bowl that can make presentation feel unwieldy.

In busy bar environments, glassware takes considerable punishment — repeated handling, rack washing, and stacking. Tritan crystal is notably more resistant to breakage, clouding, and chipping than standard soda-lime glass, which matters when you are running high volumes of cocktail service or relying on glassware across multiple sittings. The clarity of crystal also presents cocktails cleanly, which is relevant anywhere presentation is part of the offer.

Practically, this pack suits a range of commercial settings:

• Bar and cocktail lounge service requiring consistent, elegant glassware
• Restaurant and bistro use where martinis and stirred cocktails are on the menu
• Banqueting and events where glassware needs to perform reliably across large covers
• Catering hire operations where durability and appearance longevity are both priorities
• Room service trays where breakage resistance reduces replacement cost

There are no installation requirements — this is a standard glassware purchase. It is worth confirming that your glasswasher detergent and rinse aid are formulated for crystal, as harsh chemistries will shorten the life of any fine glassware over time. The pack of six is a practical starting quantity for smaller operations or for topping up an existing set; for larger cocktail bars or high-volume catering hire fleets, buying in greater quantity is usually the more economical route.

If you are building out a full glassware range or need guidance on quantities for a specific service style, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Schott Zwiesel Verbelle Riesling glass is a tulip-shaped white wine glass designed specifically for fresh, aromatic styles — riesling, pinot grigio, and lighter whites — as well as sparkling wines. It is part of Schott Zwiesel's Verbelle collection, which prioritises a fine-rimmed, elegant profile without compromising the durability expected in a professional hospitality setting.

The glass is constructed from Tritan crystal, a lead-free material that is noticeably resistant to the stresses of high-frequency commercial dishwashing. Unlike conventional crystal, Tritan maintains its clarity over repeated machine wash cycles, which matters considerably in busy restaurant and hotel environments where glasses go through the glasswasher multiple times each service. The laser-etched effervescent point at the base of the bowl encourages a steady bead in sparkling wines, which is a detail guests tend to notice.

From a practical standpoint, the Verbelle range offers several operational advantages worth considering:

• Tritan crystal resists clouding and micro-scratching from commercial glasswashers
• Lead-free composition meets current hospitality compliance requirements
• Fine-rim construction enhances the drinking experience without fragility
• Laser-etched nucleation point for consistent effervescence in sparkling service
• Lightweight build at 30g reduces fatigue for front-of-house staff handling large numbers

Being sold in packs of six, these glasses are suited to establishments looking to maintain a consistent stemware range without over-ordering. They are a practical choice for restaurants, wine bars, and hotel dining rooms running structured wine lists that include white or sparkling options. For very high-volume venues or operations with particularly demanding glasswasher cycles, it is worth discussing whether a heavier or more reinforced profile within the Schott Zwiesel range would be a better long-term investment.

If you are building or refreshing a stemware range and want guidance on quantities, glass styles, or matching the right profile to your wine list, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Schott Zwiesel Classico range is a long-established collection of crystal glassware built around traditional bowl shapes and proportions. The martini glass in this range follows a classic V-bowl profile with a defined stem, designed to present cocktails cleanly and hold the correct serve temperature without the hand warming the bowl. At 270ml, the capacity sits comfortably within standard martini and straight-up cocktail serves.

Crystal construction gives the Classico its clarity and ring, and the material lends itself to the kind of repeated professional use that plagues cheaper soda-lime alternatives. The stems on this range are designed with enough weight and base diameter to sit stably on bar tops and trays during service, which matters more than it sounds during a busy evening shift.

Practically, these glasses suit a range of front-of-house environments:

• Fine dining and brasserie settings where glassware presentation forms part of the guest experience
• Bar and cocktail service requiring a consistent, reliable martini glass across multiple covers
• Banqueting and event catering where durability through repeated washing cycles is essential
• Cater hire operations that need glassware capable of withstanding high-frequency use and commercial dishwasher cycles

Sold in packs of six, the Classico martini glass integrates naturally into existing Classico stemware ranges for operators looking to maintain a coherent table setting. For venues running very high cover counts or with significant breakage attrition, it is worth considering whether a larger case quantity or a more impact-resistant crystal variant would better suit the volume of service.

If you are building out a glassware range across multiple categories or want to discuss volume requirements, we are happy to help you work through the options.

The Schott Zwiesel Vina range is a professional sommelier glassware collection manufactured in crystal. The champagne flute in this range holds 227ml and is designed to present sparkling wine cleanly, with a tall, narrow bowl that helps retain carbonation and concentrate aroma during service. These are sold in packs of six, making them a practical purchasing unit for operators building or restocking a glassware inventory.

The Vina range has a credible track record in professional settings — it has been used for wine tasting at events including Concours Mondial and by the German Wine Institute, which reflects its acceptance in serious hospitality environments rather than just retail trade. Crystal construction gives the glass a clarity and lightness that standard soda-lime glass does not replicate, which matters in front-of-house presentation at mid-to-upper market venues.

For operators, the practical advantages of this range include:

• Crystal construction delivers cleaner clarity and a more refined table presentation
• Tall flute profile supports carbonation retention during table service
• Recognised sommelier range — credible for fine dining and banqueting use
• Pack-of-six format suits incremental stock builds or replacing breakages
• Well established in catering hire as well as permanent restaurant use

It is worth considering that crystal glassware, while more refined in appearance, requires careful handling and appropriate glassware storage or racking. For high-turnover casual dining or bar environments where breakage rates are a significant operational concern, a toughened or machine-made alternative may be more cost-effective over time. The Vina flute is best suited to settings where presentation is a priority and front-of-house standards are consistently maintained.

This range is a sound choice for fine dining restaurants, upmarket banqueting operations, hotel food and beverage departments, and catering hire companies supplying premium events. If you are selecting glassware across multiple categories for a venue opening or a hire fleet, it is worth having a conversation with us about quantities, mix of styles, and storage requirements before placing a larger order.

The Schott Zwiesel Verbelle is a dessert and fortified wine glass made from Tritan crystal glass. The 290ml capacity is proportioned for smaller pours typical of dessert wines, ports, sherries, and other fortified styles, making it a practical choice for structured dessert service or cheese and wine menus.

Tritan crystal is well regarded in commercial hospitality for its resistance to the mechanical stresses of daily glasswashing. The material is notably harder than standard crystal, which translates to better retention of clarity and less visible wear over time — both relevant in environments where glasses are cycled through a commercial glasswasher multiple times per service. At 31g the glass is also exceptionally light, which many operators find improves handling comfort during service and reduces breakage risk during clearing and loading.

• Tritan crystal construction resists cloudiness and surface scratching with repeated glasswashing
• Lightweight at 31g, supporting confident handling during busy service
• Appropriate pour size for dessert wines, ports, and sherries without over-serving
• Elegant profile suitable for formal dining and quality casual restaurant settings
• Sold in a pack of six, practical for building or extending existing cover sets

The glasses are supplied in a pack of six, which suits operators looking to top up existing Verbelle stock or introduce the range at a modest initial quantity. For higher-volume venues or those setting up a full dessert wine programme across multiple covers, larger quantity purchasing is worth considering to ensure consistency across the floor.

If you are building out a full stemware range or matching these to other Schott Zwiesel lines, the team are happy to talk through the options before you order.

The Schott Zwiesel Ivento white wine glass is a stemmed crystal glass designed for professional front-of-house use. With a 340ml capacity and a recommended serve of 250ml, the proportions are well suited to standard white wine portions, leaving enough space in the bowl for the wine to breathe without appearing underfilled.

In service, the narrower bowl shape helps retain the chill of the wine for longer and channels aromas effectively — a practical consideration when guests are seated for extended covers. The glass is made using Schott Zwiesel's Tritan crystal process, which produces a harder material than standard crystal. In practice, this means meaningfully better resistance to chipping around the rim and breakage at the stem, both common failure points in high-turnover service environments.

For operators running a glasswasher, the Tritan construction also holds up well against the chemical and thermal stress of repeated machine cycles, maintaining clarity and resisting the clouding and corrosion that affects lesser glassware over time. Key operational advantages include:

• High resistance to chipping and breakage at the rim and stem
• Maintains clarity through repeated glasswasher cycles
• Narrower bowl retains serving temperature during table service
• Consistent 250ml serve line supports portion control
• Sold in a pack of six, practical for topping up existing stock

These glasses are a practical choice for restaurants, hotels, wine bars, and function venues looking for reliable stemware that presents well without a high rate of replacement. They are available in packs of six, which suits both initial procurement and ongoing stock replenishment.

If you are unsure how many covers your current glassware stock supports, or whether a different bowl style would better suit your wine list, we are happy to help you think it through.

The Schott Zwiesel Mondial is a classic, stemmed wine goblet made from crystal glass. It follows a clean, traditional profile that suits a wide range of front-of-house settings — from casual bistros and hotel bars through to formal banqueting and cater hire operations. The 445ml capacity comfortably accommodates a standard 250ml wine pour with room for the bowl to breathe, which is practical for both red and white wine service.

Crystal construction gives the Mondial noticeably better clarity and ring than standard soda-lime glass, which matters in settings where presentation is part of the experience. Schott Zwiesel's Tritan crystal formula is engineered for commercial use — it resists the micro-scratching and clouding that degrades the appearance of cheaper glassware over repeated glasswasher cycles, meaning glasses maintain their appearance through heavy rotation.

For busy operations, the practical advantages include:

• Resistant to clouding and surface scratching from repeated machine washing
• Classic shape suits red wine, white wine, and water service interchangeably
• Consistent weight and balance supports efficient floor service
• Clear crystal construction enhances wine presentation at table
• Supplied in a pack of six, suited to building or topping up existing stock

There are no special storage or handling requirements beyond standard glassware practice. The goblet is dishwasher safe, though as with all stemware, rack positioning matters — upright or at a low angle reduces stress on the stem joint during the wash cycle.

The Mondial suits restaurants, hotels, bars, and event caterers looking for reliable, presentable stemware at a sensible cost per unit. For high-turnover venues with significant breakage rates, it is worth discussing pack sizing and volume options with us to ensure your glassware stock levels stay consistent with service demand. If you have questions about suitability for your operation, we are happy to help.

These large-bowl gin and tonic glasses from Schott Zwiesel are based on the Copa de Balon style that has become the standard serve format for gin in Spain — a country with one of the highest rates of gin consumption per capita in the world. The generous bowl shape is not purely aesthetic; it serves a practical purpose at the bar by providing ample space for a good measure of ice, garnish, and mixer without crowding the glass.

The wide bowl also allows the aromatic compounds in flavoured and craft gins to circulate and concentrate just above the surface, which makes a genuine difference to the drinking experience when serving botanically complex gins. For bars and restaurants where gin is a key part of the drinks offer, presenting the serve correctly in the right glassware is a straightforward way to reinforce quality.

Schott Zwiesel produces this range using Tritan crystal, which offers a reasonable balance of clarity and everyday durability for bar use. The glasses are supplied in a pack of six, which suits back-bar stock replenishment or setting up a consistent serve across a small to medium operation.

These glasses are well suited to cocktail bars, hotel bars, gastropubs, and restaurants where gin is a prominent feature of the menu. If you are equipping a high-volume bar and need to consider larger pack quantities or breakage replacement stock, it is worth discussing your requirements with the team before ordering.