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GET SW-1431-1-CL 1 oz. (1.2 oz. Rim-Full), 1.7" Shooter, 3" Tall - 48/case
SKU#: 95000-020CAD $147.87
Whether to serve shots of tequila, or to use to measure out drinks, a shot glass is one of the most fundamental aspects of any bar or restaurant. Whether you are looking for 1 oz. or 2 oz. shot glasses, or anything in between, Zanduco has what you need! Serve on the side of a coffee mug to make their beverage Irish, or step it up a notch and serve condiments and side sauces the fancy way!
Ensure that your glassware is always shiny and clean, by using the proper commercial dishwasher for your establishment!
Frequently Asked Questions
What size Shot Glasses do most bars use?
A 1 to 1.5 ounce pour is standard for a single shot, with 2-ounce tall styles for bigger measures. Shooters run around 1 ounce. Match Shot Glasses to your house pour so counts stay consistent.
How do Shot Glasses and shooters differ?
A shot glass holds a single measure for straight spirits, while a taller shooter suits layered or mixed shots. Both pour fast for volume service. Stock both Shot Glasses and shooters if your menu spans neat and mixed.
Which Shot Glasses hold up to heavy bar use?
Thick-based glass and break-resistant plastic both survive constant slamming and washing, so pick by look versus durability. Plastic suits events and patios. Choose Tableware Solutions Shot Glasses that match your bar's pace.
Why does a consistent pour size matter for Shot Glasses?
A fixed measure keeps drink costs and strength consistent across every bartender, which protects your margin. Line markings help further. Standardize Shot Glasses so pours don't drift during a rush. A pourer speeds it up.
Does buying Shot Glasses by the case pay off?
Case packs run 24 to 48, giving plenty of backups for the breakage shot glasses inevitably see. Singles cost more each. Order Shot Glasses by the case to stay ahead of losses.
Are tall Shot Glasses better than short ones?
It depends on the pour, since tall 2-ounce styles suit layered shooters while short glasses handle quick single shots. Neither is universally better. Pick Shot Glasses by the shots you actually sell.
Can Shot Glasses round out a spirits-focused glassware order?
Yes. They pair naturally with rocks glasses for a complete spirit and cocktail setup from one line. Buy them together for a matched back bar. Add Shot Glasses alongside your rock glasses order.
