Name: Anchor Hocking 90132 10 oz. Paneled Beer Mug - 24/Case
Brand: Anchor Hocking
SKU: 55090132
Price: 109.99 USD
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Product Overview

Excellent for serving a variety of beers
Can also be used for soda and root beer floats
Durable, thick wall design
Handle provides secure grip, making it easy for staff and patrons to grab and move beer
Perfect for busy restaurants and bars

UPC Code:10076440901327

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Quantity: 24/Case
Shipping Weight: 41.5 lb.
Height: 5 3/8 Inches
Bottom Diameter: 3 1/8 Inches
Maximum Diameter: 4 7/8 Inches
Top Diameter: 3 1/4 Inches
Beer Style: Assorted
Capacity: 10 oz.
Color: Clear
Features: Dishwasher Safe Lead Free Made in America
Handle: With Handle
Material: Glass
Shape: Round
Type: All Purpose Beer Glasses Beer Mugs
Usage: Beer

Anchor Hocking 90132 Details

Serve ice cold beer in this Anchor Hocking 90132 10 oz. paneled beer mug! A stylish, paneled design provides a polished look that customers are sure to love. Its ample 10 oz. capacity is perfect for serving your most popular draft beers, and its crystal-clear clarity expertly showcases your effervescent brews to ensure an eye-catching presentation every time.

This glass is also great for use as a mug for serving soda or specialty ice cream floats. The sturdy, easy-to-grip handle guarantees convenient transportation, and the thick, durable walls provide optimal durability, making it ideal for high-traffic operations. This all-purpose mug is a great addition to your glassware collection in your establishment.

Overall Dimensions:
Top Diameter: 3 1/4"
Bottom Diameter: 3 1/8"
Maximum Diameter: 4 7/8"
Height: 5 3/8"
Capacity: 10 oz.

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Customer questions about this product

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.

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