Name: Libbey 92138 28.75 oz. Helio Water Bottle - 12/Case
Brand: Libbey
Price: 109.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.8 (6 reviews)

$109.99/Case

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Product Overview

Perfect for presenting refreshing beverages
Works well as a vase
Crystal clear clarity is perfect for showcasing infused drinks
Thick base for a modern look
Great for specialty shared beverages at restaurants

UPC Code:400011655129

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Present your cold beverages with the Libbey 92138 28.75 oz. Helio water bottle.

The Libbey 92138 28.75 oz. Helio water bottle is perfect for use in any restaurant, cafe, bar, or hotel. This glass bottle gives your signature sweet tea, lemonade, and spa water a trendy, rustic presentation every time with its bottle design and extra thick, rolled rim. For a creative take on your decor, try using this bottle as a vase.

Dishwasher Safe
This item can safely be cleaned in a commercial dishwasher.
Lead Free
This item's manufacturing process does not use lead as an additive.

Carafe Alternative

While the straight-sided design of this bottle resembles a carafe, this Helio water bottle is a versatile alternative. You can use it to serve wine, flavored water, cocktails, and iced teas. Alternatively, use it as a vase to showcase your floral centerpieces.

Trendy, Rustic Appearance

With a large, rolled rim and thick base, this bottle has a bold appearance that will look great at your restaurant or spa. This thicker design also adds to its durability, allowing guests to use it without worrying about chipping.

Clear Visability

The crystal clear sides of this water bottle allow your guests to see your tasty beverages. This is especially good for infused water with visually appealing fruit or cucumber pieces floating in it.

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Are beverageware and/or glassware capacities an exact liquid measurement?

Beverageware and glassware capacities are stated in ounces and are an approximate maximum capacity based off of an industry standard size. They are not to be used as a standard of measure for serving capacity.