RCR Cristalleria Tattoo Wine Goblet 290ml (Pack of 12)
Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Tattoo wine goblet is part of a contemporary glassware collection from the Italian manufacturer RCR. Made from eco-crystal — a lead-free crystal compound — the goblets offer...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.27
- Dimensions
- 0.2(H) x 0.27(W) x 0.36(D)mm
- Weight
- 3.52kg
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Product Description
The RCR Cristalleria Tattoo wine goblet is part of a contemporary glassware collection from the Italian manufacturer RCR. Made from eco-crystal — a lead-free crystal compound — the goblets offer a level of clarity and light refraction closer to traditional crystal than standard soda-lime glass, while remaining more practical for everyday service use. The design draws on body art aesthetics, giving the range a distinctive character that suits modern bar and restaurant environments.
At 290ml, the goblet is suited to standard wine service by the glass. The eco-crystal construction means it polishes well and presents cleanly under ambient and task lighting, which matters in front-of-house settings where glassware appearance directly affects table presentation. The pack format — twelve units per case — makes it straightforward to build or replenish a working set without over-ordering.
- Lead-free eco-crystal construction for improved clarity over standard glass
- Contemporary design suited to modern bar and restaurant table settings
- 290ml capacity appropriate for standard wine-by-the-glass service
- Sold in packs of 12 for practical stock management
- Polishes well, supporting consistent front-of-house presentation
It is worth considering that eco-crystal, while more durable than traditional lead crystal, still requires reasonable handling care in a busy service environment. These goblets are better suited to table service operations than high-turnover casual settings where glassware breakage rates tend to be significant. They are compatible with commercial glasswashers, though checking water hardness and detergent concentration is advisable to maintain clarity over time.
This range suits restaurants, wine bars, and hotel dining rooms looking for a glassware option that steps above standard catering glass without the fragility or cost of full crystal. If you are equipping a larger operation or have questions about quantities and suitability for your service style, we are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Lead-free eco-crystal construction offers enhanced clarity and light refraction
- 290ml capacity designed for standard wine-by-the-glass service portions
- Contemporary body art-inspired design suitable for modern dining environments
- Pack of 12 units supports straightforward stock building and replenishment
- Compatible with commercial glasswashers for practical service use
Operational Benefits
- Improves table presentation with crystal-quality clarity at lower cost
- Pack format reduces over-ordering and simplifies front-of-house stock control
- Lead-free material meets modern safety expectations for food contact use
- Distinctive design helps differentiate table settings in competitive dining environments
- Polishes well under service conditions, maintaining a clean front-of-house appearance
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 12
- Diameter
- 0.27
- Dimensions
- 0.2(H) x 0.27(W) x 0.36(D)mm
- Weight
- 3.52kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, eco-crystal is generally compatible with commercial glasswashers, but water hardness and detergent concentration both affect long-term clarity. In hard water areas, a rinse aid and appropriate detergent dosing will help maintain the finish over time.
- Eco-crystal sits between standard soda-lime catering glass and traditional lead crystal. It is more refined in appearance than basic catering glass, but it is not designed for the kind of rough handling common in high-turnover casual venues. It is best suited to table service operations where glassware is handled with reasonable care.
- For most small to medium restaurant or bar settings, a pack of 12 is a starting point rather than a complete opening quantity. The right number depends on your covers, turn times, and glasswasher cycle frequency — it is worth calculating based on your peak service period to avoid running short mid-service.