GET SW-1402-1-SAN-CL 6 oz. (6 oz. Rim-Full), 4.25" Martini, 5.75" Tall - 24/case
SKU#: 95000-008USD $119.29
Nothing says classy more than a martini does. There is no drink in the world as specific as a martini; and everyone has his or her own unique way of drinking one. Dry, dirty, stirred, shaken, or with a twist, the beverage itself is only half the fun. Nobody wants to drink a martini in a rocks glass, and they shouldn’t have to! Outfit your establishment with the timeless martini glass, to serve your martinis, or to fancy up a desert! Get all the needed supplies to make any combination martini here! Ensure that your glassware is always shiny and clean, by using the proper commercial dishwasher for your establishment!
Frequently Asked Questions
What size are the martini glasses?
The confirmed GET martini glasses hold 6 oz to the rim and stand 5.75 inches tall on a 4.25 inch bowl. That is a classic straight-up pour size, meant for a cocktail served without ice.
Which martini glasses work for a high-volume bar?
For volume, break-resistant SAN martini glasses hold up where glass would chip, and they come 24 to a case for easy restocking. The confirmed 6 oz GET model suits a standard martini or coupe-style serve.
How tall are these martini glasses?
The confirmed martini glasses stand about 5.75 inches, with a 4.25 inch bowl. That height gives the classic stemmed silhouette while staying stable enough for a busy tray, since the SAN build is light.
Do the martini glasses resist breaking?
Yes. Made from SAN plastic, these martini glasses resist the shattering that thin glass stems are prone to, which cuts breakage cost behind a busy bar. They also clear a commercial dishwasher.
Are 6 oz martini glasses big enough?
For a classic pour, yes. The 6 oz martini glasses fit a standard straight-up cocktail at a bar service station without overfilling the bowl. Oversized modern martinis may want a larger vessel.
Is SAN plastic a downgrade for martini glasses?
For durability, no. SAN martini glasses trade a little scratch resistance for far less breakage, so they suit outdoor, poolside, or high-traffic bars. A white-tablecloth room may still prefer real glass.
Should I stock martini glasses with matching rocks glasses?
It rounds out the bar nicely. Pair the martini glasses with rock glasses for spirits on ice so cocktails and stirred drinks share one coordinated look at the bar.
