Arcoroc Islande Hi-Ball Glass
Product Description
Arcoroc Islande Hi-Ball Glass
- Capacity: 310 ml
- Max Width: 59mm
- Max Height: 165mm
- Capacity: 330 ml
- Max Width: 65mm
- Max Height: 156mm
- Capacity: 360 ml
- Max Width: 62mm
- Max Height: 170 mm
Price above is for one glass. Sold in carton quantities only.
Inspired by clean Scandinavian design, the Islande collection celebrates straight and vertical lines. Its stylish tube design and heavy base make it one of the trendiest shapes in clubs. This tall range is also perfect for serving drinks and nibbles in catering establishments: "old fashioned" glasses for soft drinks or whiskey in the short formats and for cocktails in the large volumes. There is also an enticing Islande Frosted shot glass for spirits in cool frosted glass.
Whether it's traditional, futuristic, or a Kiwi speakeasy, these new hotspots for drinking and socializing call on limitness reserves of creativity to attract their aficionados. Cocktails provide customers with a show along with an expert blend of surprising ingredients.
These days, customers are eager to get back to old-time alcoholic beverages, forgotten flavours, and the savoir-faire of our ancestors. This quest for authenticity has resulted in the emergence of taphouses offering innovative concepts such as breweries on the premises and food and drink pairings.
Extra Resistant: For professionals, breakage problems are a regular occurence. In order to increase the lifetime of product by 10 to 50 times, in 1958, our research and development department developed and perfected since then, a technical process known as tempering. This process provides products with excellent resistance to heat and mechanical shock. Our items are fully tempered.
Fully Tempered Glass has High Shock Resistance, Thermal Shock Resistance and Glass Safety.
ARCOROC has been creating effective, durable tableware products since 1958. Their expertise is unique. It's down to their devoted, demanding teams, who place material innovation and design at the heart of our development.
Armed with its know-how in glassware, it developed globally and currently markets its complete tableware ranges to more than 160 countries.
What Do You Think Is The No. 1 Reason Glassware Breaks? Being dropped? No. Clanking against another object? No, but close. Find out more.