Chef & Sommelier Cabernet Tulip Wine Glasses 350ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Chef & Sommelier Cabernet tulip glass is a classic all-purpose wine glass designed for everyday commercial service. The tulip bowl shape is well suited to both red and white...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 12¼oz / 350ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 80
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Product Description
The Chef & Sommelier Cabernet tulip glass is a classic all-purpose wine glass designed for everyday commercial service. The tulip bowl shape is well suited to both red and white wine, making it a practical single-glass solution where operators want to keep service straightforward without separate red and white stemware.
Constructed from glass with a flame-polished stem and flat foot, these glasses are built to handle the repetitive cycle of a busy restaurant or bar environment. The flat foot improves stability on trays and tabletops, which reduces the risk of tipping during service and in the glass wash. The 350ml capacity with a recommended 250ml serve gives a sensible pour with visible headspace — a presentation detail that matters in a licensed setting.
A few practical points worth noting for operators:
- Flame-polished stem offers a clean, refined appearance without being fragile or impractical
- Flat foot reduces tipping on service trays and through the glass washer
- 250ml recommended serve leaves clear headspace for aroma and presentation
- Pack of 24 suits initial stock-up or topping up existing sets
- Glass construction is compatible with commercial glass washers at standard settings
As with all commercial stemware, glass is subject to breakage in high-volume environments. Operators running very high covers or outdoor events may want to consider whether the pack quantity provides adequate par stock. These glasses are suited to restaurants, hotels, wine bars, and gastropubs where a consistent, mid-range wine glass is needed across multiple covers.
If you are unsure how many covers a pack of 24 will service comfortably, or whether a larger opening tulip or ISO-style glass would better suit your wine list and service style, feel free to get in touch — it is worth a quick conversation before ordering in volume.
Key Features
- Tulip bowl shape suitable for both red and white wine service
- Flame-polished stem provides a clean, refined appearance in service
- Flat foot design improves stability on trays and in the glass washer
- 350ml capacity with 250ml recommended serve and clear headspace
- Pack of 24 glass units for commercial stock or replacement supply
Operational Benefits
- Single glass format simplifies stemware stock and reduces storage requirements
- Flat foot reduces tipping risk during service and glass wash cycles
- Visible headspace at 250ml serve supports wine presentation in licensed venues
- Consistent tulip profile delivers a uniform look across tables and covers
- Pack quantity suits initial setup or maintaining par stock in busy outlets
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 12¼oz / 350ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 80
- Dimensions
- 202(H) x 80(Ø)mm
- Glass capacity
- 12.32
- Material
- Glass
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 4.3kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It depends on your table turn rate and wash cycle time. As a general guide, a busy restaurant covering 40 to 50 covers per sitting would typically need two to three packs to maintain a comfortable par, accounting for glasses in use, in the wash, and breakage replacement. For high-volume or multi-sitting operations, building a larger buffer stock is advisable.
- Yes, glass construction is compatible with commercial glass washers at standard wash and rinse temperatures. The flat foot helps the glass sit stably in a standard rack. As with all stemware, avoid stacking glasses or over-packing racks, as this is the most common cause of breakage in the wash rather than the wash process itself.
- The tulip profile works well as an all-purpose wine glass and is a practical choice where you want one glass to serve both red and white without complication. If your wine list leans heavily toward full-bodied reds, a wider-bowled glass may give better aroma expression, and it is worth considering whether a more open bowl shape would better complement your offering. We are happy to talk through the options if you are setting up a new list or reviewing your glassware range.