GET SW-1403-1-SAN-CL 12 oz. (12 oz. Rim-Full), 4.25" Margarita, 6" Tall - 24/case
SKU#: 95000-005USD $119.29
Serve your frozen beverages in a margarita to glass to improve the drink’s appeal! Rim the top with sugar or salt for the perfect vacation drink! Give your establishment a little extra jazz by serving plain drinks in a glass that has “beach” written all over it! Whether you are looking to serve a traditional margarita, or a fancy blue lagoon, a margarita glass is the right choice for all! Ensure that your glassware is always shiny and clean, by using the proper commercial dishwasher for your establishment!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the margarita glasses made of?
The confirmed model is SAN plastic, not glass. That makes these margarita glasses break-resistant, BPA-free, and dishwasher safe, with the clear look of glass. The GET SW-1403 holds 12 oz and stands 6 inches tall.
Which margarita glasses suit a poolside or patio bar?
For pool and patio service, plastic margarita glasses are the safe pick, since SAN resists shattering where glass is banned. The confirmed 12 oz GET model gives a full-size pour without the risk of broken shards.
How many margarita glasses come in a case?
The confirmed GET margarita glasses ship 24 per case, which is two dozen. At about $119.29 a case, that works out to a low per-glass cost for outfitting a full bar or an event rental stock.
Do these margarita glasses handle a commercial dishwasher?
Yes. The SAN plastic in these margarita glasses resists heat and chemicals, so they clear a commercial dish machine without clouding quickly. That durability is why they suit high-turnover service.
Are plastic margarita glasses as clear as glass?
Close, yes. SAN margarita glasses have a crystal-clear look that shows off a colorful drink at a busy bar service station, while staying lighter and tougher than glass. Some cloud slowly over time.
Is the 12 oz size right for a standard margarita?
For a standard serving, yes. The confirmed margarita glasses hold 12 oz to the rim, which fits a classic frozen or on-the-rocks pour with room for salt and garnish. Larger novelty pours need a bigger bowl.
Should I match margarita glasses to my other barware?
It helps presentation. Pair the margarita glasses with matching martini glasses so the frozen and stirred cocktail stations share one coordinated look across the bar.
