GET SW-1431-1-CL 1 oz. (1.2 oz. Rim-Full), 1.7" Shooter, 3" Tall - 48/case
SKU#: 95000-020USD $98.58
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 sizes do the shot glasses come in?
Two sizes are confirmed. The GET shot glasses include a 1.5 oz model at 2.25 inches tall and a taller 1 oz shooter at 3 inches. Both are clear SAN plastic rather than glass.
Which shot glasses pour a standard shot?
For a standard shot, the 1.5 oz shot glasses are the pick, since 1.5 oz is the common single-shot pour. The 1 oz shooter suits smaller tastes, layered shots, or controlled sampling pours.
How many shot glasses are in a case?
Case packs differ by size. The confirmed 1.5 oz shot glasses come 24 per case, while the 1 oz shooter ships 48 per case, so the smaller size stocks deeper for high-volume shot service.
Do these shot glasses break easily?
No. The SAN plastic shot glasses resist shattering, which matters for a category that gets slammed on the bar and dropped often. They also handle a commercial dishwasher between rounds.
Are plastic shot glasses good for events?
For events, yes. Lightweight, break-resistant shot glasses travel safely and pose no glass-shard risk at a mobile bar service. That makes the SAN models a fit for catering, festivals, and pools.
Is the 1 oz shooter too small for a full shot?
For a full pour, likely yes. The 1 oz shooter shot glasses run under a standard shot, so they suit tasters, layered pours, or lower-cost samples. Choose the 1.5 oz size for a normal single.
Should I buy shot glasses with matching rocks glasses?
A coordinated bar looks better to guests. Pair the shot glasses with rock glasses from the same break-resistant plastic line so the whole setup reads as one clean service.
