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Rocks glasses are a must-needed addition to any restaurant, bar or catering service. Serve all types of alcohol and beverages in 8 oz. to 13 oz. Available in a number of sizes and styles, serve your rum and cokes and whiskeys the way they should be! All durable glass, these glasses can be stacked in large amounts to save space! Ensure that your glassware is always shiny and clean, by using the proper commercial dishwasher for your establishment!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the rock glasses used for?
Spirits on ice and stirred cocktails are the job. The confirmed rock glasses are a double old-fashioned style, holding 12 oz for a whiskey pour or an old fashioned. GET makes the model in break-resistant plastic.
Which rock glasses suit high-volume service?
For volume, the confirmed rock glasses ship 72 to a case, the biggest case pack in this bar line, so restocking a busy well is cheap per unit. The SAN build also survives drops behind the bar.
How big are these rock glasses?
The confirmed rock glasses measure about 4 inches tall on a 3.5 inch base, holding 12 oz, or 13.25 oz filled to the rim. That double old-fashioned size fits a large ice cube or sphere with a full pour.
Do the rock glasses resist breaking?
Yes. These rock glasses use SAN plastic, so they shrug off the drops and knocks that crack real glass on a service line. That makes them a fit for patios and pool bars where glass is not allowed.
Are these rock glasses a double old-fashioned size?
They are. The confirmed rock glasses hold 12 oz, the double old-fashioned size rather than a small single, and pair well with matching margarita glasses. That room suits big ice and stirred drinks.
Is the large case of rock glasses worth buying?
For a busy bar, yes. Because the rock glasses come 72 per case, the per-glass cost drops and you keep plenty of backups for breakage and peak service. A small bar may prefer a smaller pack if available.
Should rock glasses match my other glassware?
A matched set looks sharper across the bar. Pair the rock glasses with shot glasses from the same break-resistant plastic line so the whole setup reads as one service.
