RCR Cristalleria Melodia Old Fashioned Tumbler 230ml (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Melodia old fashioned tumbler is a 230ml rocks glass with a distinctive patterned relief that gives it a degree of visual interest without being overly ornate. It...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.23
- Dimensions
- 0.19(H) x 0.23(W) x 0.16(D)mm
- Weight
- 3.14kg
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Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Melodia old fashioned tumbler is a 230ml rocks glass with a distinctive patterned relief that gives it a degree of visual interest without being overly ornate. It is sold in packs of twelve, which suits both initial setup and ongoing replacement purchasing in a busy bar or restaurant environment.
In practice, old fashioned tumblers of this size are commonly used for spirit serves, short cocktails, and over-ice drinks. The Melodia's textured profile offers a reasonable grip in service, which is a practical consideration when glasses are handled frequently by bar staff during a busy session. The pack weight of 3.14kg indicates solid, substantial glassware rather than lightweight stock that chips or chips easily under daily commercial use.
From an operational standpoint, this style of tumbler suits venues where presentation matters without requiring a premium crystal price point. Key practical points include:
- Sold in dozens, aligning with standard bar par-level planning
- Textured exterior aids grip during fast-paced service
- Proportioned for standard spirit and cocktail serves
- Suitable for glasswasher use in most commercial settings
There are no particular installation or infrastructure considerations for glassware of this type, though operators should ensure their glasswasher programme and detergent dosing are appropriate for patterned crystal-style glass to preserve the finish over time.
This tumbler is well suited to cocktail bars, hotel bars, casual dining restaurants, and pub operations looking for an affordable, presentable rocks glass. Venues with very high breakage rates or those needing a more robust polycarbonate alternative may wish to consider a different format altogether.
If you are stocking a new bar or reviewing your glassware range and want a second opinion on quantities or glass styles for your service style, the team is happy to help.
Key Features
- 230ml capacity suited to standard spirit and cocktail serves
- Textured relief profile provides grip during busy bar service
- Sold in packs of 12 to align with standard bar par levels
- Substantial build weight indicates durable commercial-grade glass
- Patterned design adds visual interest without ornate excess
Operational Benefits
- Reduces the risk of drops with a secure grip during fast service
- Pack-of-12 format simplifies stock ordering and replenishment planning
- Presentable finish supports cocktail service without a premium outlay
- Durable construction helps control glassware replacement costs over time
- Versatile size handles spirits, mixed drinks, and over-ice serves equally
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.23
- Dimensions
- 0.19(H) x 0.23(W) x 0.16(D)mm
- Weight
- 3.14kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- A common rule of thumb for bar glassware is to hold two to three times your seated cover count in any given glass style, plus a reserve for breakages. For a 40-cover bar running cocktail service, two to three packs of twelve would be a reasonable starting point, though high-turnover venues or those running without a glasswasher on-site may want to hold more.
- Patterned and relief-finished glassware is generally compatible with commercial glasswashers, but it is worth ensuring your detergent dosing and water softener settings are correctly calibrated. Overdosing or hard water without adequate softening can dull patterned finishes over time, so it is worth checking your machine settings as part of routine maintenance.
- The 230ml size and presented finish make it a reasonable choice for in-room use as well as main bar service. For minibar or room service applications, operators sometimes prefer a lighter glass to reduce tray weight and handling risk, so it is worth weighing that up against the more robust feel this style offers.