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Highball glasses are common cocktail glasses with tall, straight sides that hold about 8 to 12 ounces, and they work best for mixed drinks that are served on the rocks like rum and coke, gin and tonic, or scotch and soda. The shape of the glass helps to preserve the carbonation in soda mixers and is meant to hold a lot of ice. Highball tumblers are a good fit for any cocktail that uses a high ratio of non-alcoholic mixers compared to spirits.
The traditional design of a highball glass makes it a favorite among bars, restaurants, and every tabletop dining service in between. Also known as a hi ball glass, this tall, cylindrical tumbler is a versatile addition to any bar or restaurant establishment. Serve beer, Bloody Marys, mojitos, and of course, highball classics like scotch and soda, gin and tonic, and Jack and Coke. With so many uses for a highball glass, it's easy to see that they're a necessity in any bar or restaurant.
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