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Utopia Hayworth Nick and Nora Cocktail Glasses 170ml (Pack of 6)

SKU: CZ045

£38.43(£46.12 inc VAT)

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The Nick and Nora glass occupies a distinct place on the bar — narrower than a coupe, more elegant than a martini glass, and well suited to spirit-forward cocktails served up. The Utopia Hayworth range brings a considered aesthetic to this classic form, with a profile that works comfortably in both traditional cocktail bars and contemporary hotel bar settings.

At 170ml, the capacity is appropriate for a measured cocktail portion, keeping presentation consistent and reducing the risk of over-pouring. The glass sits at 150mm tall, giving it a presence on the bar without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff to handle during a busy service.

From an operational standpoint, the Hayworth range offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

  • Uniform sizing supports consistent portioning and presentation across covers
  • Classic stem and bowl proportions are familiar to bar staff and easy to handle
  • Sold in packs of six, suited to building or topping up stock incrementally
  • Glass construction cleans well in commercial glasswashers with appropriate racking
  • The restrained design works across multiple cocktail menu styles without dating quickly

As with all stemware in a high-volume environment, consider breakage rates when planning stock levels — six-piece packs allow for straightforward replenishment without committing to large quantities at once. These are not reinforced or toughened glasses, so placement on the bar and glasswasher racking should be considered accordingly.

The Hayworth Nick and Nora is a practical choice for cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurant bar programmes where presentation matters but so does manageable stock control. If you are setting up a new bar or reviewing your glassware range more broadly, the team is happy to help you think through volumes and styles before you order.

Frequently asked questions

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

This depends on your cover count, cocktail menu length, and how quickly your glasswasher turns glasses around. As a starting point, most bars allow for at least two to three times the number of cocktail covers they expect to turn at peak, plus a buffer for breakage. If you are unsure, it is worth talking through your service style before committing to a quantity.

Are these glasses suitable for a commercial glasswasher?

These are standard glass construction rather than toughened, so they will go through a commercial glasswasher provided they are racked correctly in stemware racks designed for this glass height. Poorly fitted racking is the most common cause of breakage in glasswashers, so it is worth checking rack compatibility before you start.

What cocktails are Nick and Nora glasses best suited to?

The Nick and Nora form is most commonly used for spirit-forward cocktails served without ice — martinis, Manhattans, and similar stirred or shaken drinks served up. The narrower bowl than a coupe helps retain chill slightly longer, which is a practical consideration for venues where drinks may sit on the pass briefly before reaching the guest.
Utopia Hayworth Nick and Nora Cocktail Glasses 170ml (Pack of 6)

£38.43(£46.12 inc VAT)

£38.43(£46.12 inc VAT)

The Nick and Nora glass occupies a distinct place on the bar — narrower than a coupe, more elegant than a martini glass, and well suited to spirit-forward cocktails served up. The Utopia Hayworth range brings a considered aesthetic to this classic form, with a profile that works comfortably in both traditional cocktail bars and contemporary hotel bar settings.

At 170ml, the capacity is appropriate for a measured cocktail portion, keeping presentation consistent and reducing the risk of over-pouring. The glass sits at 150mm tall, giving it a presence on the bar without being unwieldy for front-of-house staff to handle during a busy service.

From an operational standpoint, the Hayworth range offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

  • Uniform sizing supports consistent portioning and presentation across covers
  • Classic stem and bowl proportions are familiar to bar staff and easy to handle
  • Sold in packs of six, suited to building or topping up stock incrementally
  • Glass construction cleans well in commercial glasswashers with appropriate racking
  • The restrained design works across multiple cocktail menu styles without dating quickly

As with all stemware in a high-volume environment, consider breakage rates when planning stock levels — six-piece packs allow for straightforward replenishment without committing to large quantities at once. These are not reinforced or toughened glasses, so placement on the bar and glasswasher racking should be considered accordingly.

The Hayworth Nick and Nora is a practical choice for cocktail bars, hotel bars, and restaurant bar programmes where presentation matters but so does manageable stock control. If you are setting up a new bar or reviewing your glassware range more broadly, the team is happy to help you think through volumes and styles before you order.