Bar & Cocktail Glasses

About Bar & Cocktail Glasses

Bar and cocktail glasses from Stölzle Lausitz in lead-free crystal glass. The formats follow a simple logic: a drink served without ice needs a stem, a drink over ice with little liquid needs a heavy low glass, and over ice with plenty of liquid, a tall one.

The formats in the range

• Old fashioned (O.F.) 320–433 ml – the most used glass in a home bar. For the Old Fashioned, the Negroni and whisky on ice. The weight keeps the glass from shifting as you stir.
• Double old fashioned (D.O.F.) 470–524 ml – roomy enough for a single large ice cube, which melts more slowly and dilutes the drink less.
• Highball 380–458 ml – for the Gin & Tonic, the Mojito and the Highball. The height keeps the carbonation longer because the bubbles have further to travel.
• Nick & Nora 320 ml and cocktail glasses 250–318 ml – for drinks stirred or shaken and strained without ice: the Dry Martini, the Manhattan, the Gibson.
• Whisky neat 316 ml – a narrower opening that gathers the aromas, for whisky without ice or water.
• Tumbler 390–463 ml – the everyday glass for water and soft drinks, in the same design language as the bar glasses.
• Coupe 275 ml – the wide, shallow shape from the 1920s. Made for champagne but used today just as often for strained cocktails such as the Daiquiri.

Three series

Kyoto Bar has clean, straight lines with no decoration and is the broadest of the bar series. Soho has diamond-cut vertical lines that give a tactile surface and a firm grip even with condensation on the glass. Quatrophil covers the bar in the same classic design language as the wine glasses, if you want one look across the whole table.

All glasses are dishwasher safe and sold in packs of six. Made in Weißwasser, Germany.

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