Utopia Amber Red Wine Glasses 350ml (Pack of 24)
Product Description
The Utopia Amber red wine glasses are a straightforward, well-proportioned 350ml glass designed for everyday front-of-house use in restaurants, bars, hotels, and event catering. The classic bowl shape works comfortably...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.35 Ltr
- Diameter
- 357
- Dimensions
- 213(H) x 531(W)mm
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Product Description
The Utopia Amber red wine glasses are a straightforward, well-proportioned 350ml glass designed for everyday front-of-house use in restaurants, bars, hotels, and event catering. The classic bowl shape works comfortably with most red wine styles, and the clean lines sit neatly within a range of table settings without looking out of place.
In a busy service environment, consistency matters. These glasses are produced in a single piece rather than assembled, which removes a common weak point and contributes to reliable performance through repeated use and commercial dishwasher cycles. The beaded rim adds a degree of resilience at the edge, where chips most commonly occur during clearing and stacking.
Practical points worth noting for front-of-house operations:
- One-piece construction reduces the risk of breakage at the stem or base joint
- Beaded rim helps resist chipping during everyday handling
- Soda lime glass is lightweight at 215g, which eases carrying on trays
- Classic bowl shape stacks and stores predictably in standard glassware racks
- Pack of 24 provides a practical opening quantity for most venue setups
At 350ml, this is a standard red wine glass size rather than a large-format bowl. Sites serving premium wines where a wider, more generous bowl is expected may want to consider a larger capacity option from the range. The soda lime construction is practical and cost-effective but is not tempered glass, so handling and storage practices still matter.
These glasses suit licensed restaurants, pub dining rooms, hotel F&B operations, and event hire companies looking for a reliable, presentable everyday glass at a sensible pack price. They are not aimed at high-end fine dining where heavier crystal-style glassware would be more appropriate.
If you are setting up a new venue or reviewing your glassware across multiple covers, it is worth having a conversation about quantities, breakage allowances, and whether this format suits your specific service style — we are happy to help work through that.
Key Features
- One-piece soda lime construction with no assembled joint points
- Beaded rim designed to resist chipping during everyday handling
- 350ml capacity suits standard red wine pours across most menus
- Lightweight at 215g, practical for tray service and extended shifts
- Supplied in a pack of 24 for straightforward venue restocking
Operational Benefits
- Reduced breakage rate supports lower ongoing glassware replacement costs
- Consistent bowl shape simplifies storage in standard commercial glassware racks
- Lightweight design reduces wrist fatigue during high-cover tray service
- Classic styling integrates with most existing table settings without clashing
- Pack quantity suits initial setup and planned restocking for busy venues
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Capacity
- 0.35 Ltr
- Diameter
- 357
- Dimensions
- 213(H) x 531(W)mm
- Material
- Soda Lime
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 215g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, the one-piece soda lime construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably in normal service conditions. As with all glassware, avoiding overcrowding in the rack and using the correct glasswasher detergent will extend service life.
- A 350ml glass is a practical size for a standard 175ml or 250ml red wine pour, giving enough room in the bowl without feeling overfull. If your menu leans towards premium reds where guests expect a wider, more generous bowl, a larger capacity glass from the Amber range may present the wine more appropriately.
- A general starting point for a 50-cover site is two to three glasses per cover as a working stock, plus an allowance for breakage — so somewhere in the region of three to four packs of 24 is a reasonable opening quantity. The right number depends on your turn rate, service style, and whether you have on-site washing between sittings, so it is worth talking through your setup before ordering.