Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (6 Pack)
Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (6 Pack)
Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (6 Pack)
Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (6 Pack)

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Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (Pack of 6)

SKU: JK858
Barcode: 8720841011530

£26.01(£31.21 inc VAT)
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The Glitch is a double old fashioned tumbler from Onis, designed by Kate Gerwin as part of a competition series exploring how glassware shapes the drinking experience. The defining feature is a stepped, irregular profile that gives the glass a distinctive visual quality while remaining comfortable and stable in the hand. Supplied in packs of six, it is intended for bar and restaurant use where presentation matters alongside practicality.

At 355ml, the capacity suits the standard double old fashioned serve — whisky on the rocks, spirit-forward short cocktails, and similar chilled pours. The format is familiar enough that bartenders will work with it naturally during a busy service, while the textured geometry makes it more visually considered than a standard straight-sided tumbler.

For operators, the practical case is straightforward:

  • Dishwasher-safe construction supports fast turnaround between covers
  • The stepped grip reduces the chance of slippage when glasses are wet or cold
  • The pack-of-six format suits both initial stocking and topping up breakages
  • Consistent sizing makes stacking and storage manageable behind the bar
  • The design works across whisky, cocktail, and non-alcoholic premium serves

Glass of this style is best suited to venues where the serve presentation is part of the guest experience — cocktail bars, hotel bars, upscale restaurant bar sections, and similar. It is not a high-volume pub tumbler, and operators running very heavy glass cycles should consider whether a thicker commercial-grade tumbler would offer better longevity under constant machine washing.

If you are specifying glassware across a new venue or refreshing an existing range, we are happy to talk through what works in practice.

Frequently asked questions

Are these suitable for a high-volume bar running continuous dishwasher cycles?

The Glitch tumblers are dishwasher-safe and built for commercial use, but like most designer glassware they are better suited to venues where glass care is managed attentively. For very high-volume sites running heavy machine cycles throughout service, a thicker commercial tumbler range may offer longer working life.

How many packs would a typical cocktail bar need to open with?

A common starting point is three to four glasses per seat, accounting for glasses in use, in the wash, and in reserve. For a 40-cover bar section, six to eight packs would give a reasonable opening stock, though your actual requirement depends on your cover turn and wash cycle frequency.

What serves does the 355ml double old fashioned size work for?

It is the standard format for whisky on the rocks, negronis, old fashioneds, and similar spirit-forward short cocktails. It also works well for premium non-alcoholic serves over ice where presentation is important. It is not intended for long drinks or highball serves.
Onis The Glitch Double Old Fashioned Tumblers 355ml (Pack of 6)

£26.01(£31.21 inc VAT)

£26.01(£31.21 inc VAT)

The Glitch is a double old fashioned tumbler from Onis, designed by Kate Gerwin as part of a competition series exploring how glassware shapes the drinking experience. The defining feature is a stepped, irregular profile that gives the glass a distinctive visual quality while remaining comfortable and stable in the hand. Supplied in packs of six, it is intended for bar and restaurant use where presentation matters alongside practicality.

At 355ml, the capacity suits the standard double old fashioned serve — whisky on the rocks, spirit-forward short cocktails, and similar chilled pours. The format is familiar enough that bartenders will work with it naturally during a busy service, while the textured geometry makes it more visually considered than a standard straight-sided tumbler.

For operators, the practical case is straightforward:

  • Dishwasher-safe construction supports fast turnaround between covers
  • The stepped grip reduces the chance of slippage when glasses are wet or cold
  • The pack-of-six format suits both initial stocking and topping up breakages
  • Consistent sizing makes stacking and storage manageable behind the bar
  • The design works across whisky, cocktail, and non-alcoholic premium serves

Glass of this style is best suited to venues where the serve presentation is part of the guest experience — cocktail bars, hotel bars, upscale restaurant bar sections, and similar. It is not a high-volume pub tumbler, and operators running very heavy glass cycles should consider whether a thicker commercial-grade tumbler would offer better longevity under constant machine washing.

If you are specifying glassware across a new venue or refreshing an existing range, we are happy to talk through what works in practice.