The range includes plimsoll lined wine glasses in a spread of capacities from 215ml up to 480ml, along with a larger wine glass style on the page. Product names on the page include Bega, Atlas, Alameda, Crysta, Maldives, Belford, Classic, Riserva, Primeur, Elysian, Aeris, Tempo and Concorde, giving buyers a mix of shapes and service sizes.
Single line glasses sit alongside twin lined and twin vertical lined styles, which gives venues more than one measuring format depending on how drinks are served. Smaller capacities suit tighter serves, while larger glasses suit fuller bowls and broader wine lists.
These glasses are used by restaurants, pubs, clubs, hotels and event operators where measured service and branded presentation both matter. They are also suitable for promotions where the venue wants its name on glassware used during service.
Branding is applied to the outside of the glass by printing or etching. Printing adds the design to the glass surface, while etching marks the design into the glass.
Good to Know
Why would a venue choose plimsoll lined wine glasses?
They are used when the venue wants a visible serving line built into the glass. This helps staff pour to set levels and keeps service more consistent.
Are there different measuring styles in this category?
Yes. The category includes standard plimsoll lines, twin lines and twin vertical lines. This gives venues a choice depending on their service requirements.
Would restaurants or hotels use these glasses?
Yes. Restaurants and hotels use plimsoll glasses where measured pours are part of service and presentation still matters. The branding methods allow the venue name or logo to be added to the glass.
Where is the branding placed?
The branding is applied to the outside wall of the glass. This keeps the logo visible while the glass is in use.
