Schott Zwiesel Vina Crystal Stemless Wine Glasses 556ml (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Schott Zwiesel Vina range is a stemless wine glass produced in crystal glass, designed for professional front-of-house use. This is not a cut-down domestic product — the Vina is...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 19½oz / 556ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 90
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Product Description
The Schott Zwiesel Vina range is a stemless wine glass produced in crystal glass, designed for professional front-of-house use. This is not a cut-down domestic product — the Vina is part of a sommelier-grade range used by Concours Mondial, the SFC Wine Competition, and the German Wine Institute for wine tasting and assessment. The stemless format makes it a practical choice for table service, bar use, and catered events where stem breakage is a recurring operational concern.
In a busy service environment, stemless glasses offer a meaningful practical advantage. They stack and store more efficiently than stemmed alternatives, reducing the space required behind the bar or in glassware storage. They are also more stable on trays during service, which matters during high-volume covers or banqueting runs. The crystal glass construction gives good clarity and weight in the hand without being fragile or difficult to handle.
- Reduces stem breakage losses in high-turnover table service
- Stacks and stores more compactly than conventional stemmed wine glasses
- Crystal glass construction provides good clarity for wine presentation
- Suitable for fine dining, restaurant, and upmarket banqueting use
- Dishwasher safe, supporting efficient turnaround between covers
There are no unusual installation or infrastructure requirements — these are supplied ready to use. As with all crystal glassware, a commercial glasswasher with appropriate water softening and correct detergent dosing will extend service life and maintain clarity over time. Operators running very high volumes may want to consider pack quantity and breakage allowances when calculating order size.
The Vina stemless glass is well suited to restaurants, fine dining operations, upmarket wine bars, and catering hire businesses where presentation standards matter but operational resilience is equally important. If you are unsure whether this format is the right fit for your service style or covers volume, we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Crystal glass construction with strong clarity and clean presentation
- 556ml capacity with a recommended 250ml serving size
- Stemless format reduces breakage risk during busy table service
- Compact profile stacks efficiently for storage and glassware handling
- Used by Concours Mondial and SFC Wine Competition for tasting events
Operational Benefits
- Lowers glass breakage costs in high-turnover restaurant and bar service
- Faster turnaround between covers with stable, easy-to-handle glassware
- Maintains a quality presentation appropriate for fine dining environments
- Reduces storage space needed compared with conventional stemmed wine glasses
- Supports consistent portion control with a clear 250ml serving reference
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 19½oz / 556ml
- Colour
- Clear
- Diameter
- 90
- Dimensions
- 127(H) x 90(Ø)mm
- Glass capacity
- 19.57
- Material
- Crystal Glass
- Weight
- 1kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — the stemless format is well suited to high-volume service where stem breakage and storage space are practical concerns. For very large banqueting operations, it is worth calculating your required quantity carefully against expected breakage rates and turnaround cycles before ordering.
- Crystal glass is generally dishwasher safe, but longevity depends on water quality, detergent dosing, and wash temperature. Running a commercial glasswasher with properly calibrated water softening and rinse aid dosing will help maintain clarity and extend the working life of the glassware.
- The Vina range is a sommelier-grade product used in professional wine assessment contexts, so it carries the credibility needed for fine dining. The stemless format is increasingly accepted in upmarket settings, though if your service style demands a traditional stemmed glass, a stemmed alternative from the same range may be worth considering.