Utopia Lucent York Polycarbonate Wine Glasses 400ml (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Utopia Lucent York wine glasses are polycarbonate stemware designed to replicate the look and feel of glass without the breakage risk. Each glass holds 400ml and is made from...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 400ml
- Diameter
- 74
- Dimensions
- 240(H) x 86(W)mm
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Product Description
The Utopia Lucent York wine glasses are polycarbonate stemware designed to replicate the look and feel of glass without the breakage risk. Each glass holds 400ml and is made from a high-clarity polycarbonate that resists shattering under the pressures of busy service. At 103g per glass, they are light enough for comfortable handling while remaining substantial enough to feel considered in the hand.
In commercial environments, the practical value of polycarbonate stemware becomes clear quickly. Poolside bars, rooftop terraces, festival operations, and sports venues all face restrictions on glassware for safety reasons, or simply find the breakage rate on standard glass unsustainable. These glasses address that without asking guests to drink from something that looks disposable. The clarity of the Lucent range is notably better than earlier-generation polycarbonate products, which often had a slightly milky or plastic appearance that undermined the presentation of wine.
Key practical points for operators:
- Polycarbonate construction — virtually unbreakable under normal service conditions
- High optical clarity suited to wine presentation in licensed venues
- Lightweight at 103g, reducing fatigue for front-of-house staff during busy periods
- Suitable for outdoor, poolside, and restricted-glassware environments
- Dishwasher compatible — straightforward to turn around during service
It is worth noting that polycarbonate stemware does require some care to maintain clarity over time. Abrasive cleaning products and very high dishwasher temperatures can cause clouding or surface scratching with repeated cycles. Following the manufacturer's wash guidance will extend the life of the glasses considerably.
These glasses are well suited to mid-volume venues that run outdoor service, events caterers needing robust stemware, and operators in environments where glass is prohibited or impractical. If your operation requires stemware for a high-volume indoor restaurant where glass is permitted and presentation is the primary concern, conventional glassware may still be preferable.
If you are unsure whether polycarbonate stemware is the right choice for your operation, or you need to work out quantities for a specific event or venue setup, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Polycarbonate construction rated virtually unbreakable under commercial service conditions
- 400ml capacity suitable for standard wine service portions
- High optical clarity replicating the appearance of conventional glassware
- Lightweight at 103g per glass for comfortable front-of-house handling
- Dishwasher compatible for efficient turnaround during busy service periods
Operational Benefits
- Reduces breakage costs in outdoor, poolside, and restricted-glassware venues
- Maintains credible wine presentation without the risk of glass breakage
- Lighter weight reduces staff fatigue during extended or high-volume service
- Enables compliance with no-glass policies without compromising guest experience
- Quick dishwasher turnaround supports continuous service without stock shortfalls
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Capacity
- 400ml
- Diameter
- 74
- Dimensions
- 240(H) x 86(W)mm
- Material
- Polycarbonate
- Microwave safe
- No
- Oven proof
- No
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 103g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, polycarbonate is the standard material choice where glass is prohibited — including poolside areas, sports venues, festival sites, and outdoor terraces. The Lucent York glasses are designed to present wine credibly in those environments without the safety risks associated with conventional glassware.
- This depends on your cover count, table turn rate, and whether you have on-site dishwashing. As a general guide, many operators plan for two to three glasses per cover to maintain a comfortable buffer through peak service. If you are equipping for an event or a new opening, the team can help you work through the quantities.
- Polycarbonate can cloud or develop surface scratches if washed at very high temperatures or with abrasive detergents. Following the manufacturer's wash guidance — typically lower-temperature cycles and non-abrasive chemicals — will significantly extend the working life of the glasses and preserve their clarity.