Types of Glassware used in bars

 

Types of Glassware used in bars

 Collins or Highball Glass used in BAR

Collins / Highball

8oz. – 16oz  ( 230 ml - 473 ml)

Used for serving juices, aerated drinks, Gin and tonic etc.

  Rock Glass or Tumbler used in Bar's and restaurants

Rock Glass or Tumbler

6oz. - 10oz. (177ml - 295ml)

Used for serving drinks 'On the Rock's'.

Whisky / Shooter

1oz. – 2oz. (29ml - 59ml)

Used for single measures of liquor and ‘shooters’.

Beer Schooner used in Bar

Beer Schooner

12oz. – 14oz. (354ml - 414ml)

Used for Pilsner, and bottled beers.
Beer mug used in Hotel coffee shop and lobby lounge

Beer Mug

12oz. – 14oz. (354ml - 414ml)

Used for ½ measure of draft beer.

 

Beer / Pint

1 Pint (473ml)

Used for serving Draft Beer

Sample picture of wine glass used in hotels BAR

Red Wine / Bordeaux

8oz. – 14oz. (236ml - 414ml)

Used for serving Red Wine.

Sample picture of wine serving glass in bar

Wine / All Purpose

8oz. – 14oz. (236ml - 414ml)

Used for serving red wine & white wine

Champagne Tulip picture

Champagne Tulip / Champagne Flute

6oz. – 8oz. (177ml - 230ml)

Used for serving Sours, Champagne and Champagne Cocktails.

Brandy Snifter glass sample

Brandy Snifter

8oz. – 14oz. (236ml - 414ml)

Used for serving Brandy and some cocktails.


Sherry or port wine serving glass

Sherry / Port

4oz. – 6oz. (118ml - 177ml)

Used for serving sherry or port wine.

Liqueur or cordial glass sample for serving in restobar

Liqueur / Cordial

1oz. – 3oz. (29ml - 88ml)

Used for serving liqueurs and layered shooters.

Cocktails or Martini sample glass

Cocktail / Martini

4oz. – 8oz. (118ml - 236ml)

Used for serving different varity of  Cocktails

Margarita glass or coupette glass photo

Coupette / Margarita

6oz. – 10oz. (177ml - 295ml)

Used for serving Frozen cocktails such as Margaritas, or daiquiris.
 
Hurricane glass sample picture used in F&B BAR Hotels

Hurricane

10oz. – 16oz. (295ml - 473ml)

Used for ‘Long’ Drinks such as Long Island Iced Tea, Zombie, and the Hurricane. 

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