Name: Arcoroc V3872 12.5 oz. Cervoise Stemmed Pilsner Glass by Arc Cardinal - 24/Case
Brand: Arcoroc
SKU: 55207132
Price: 124.99 USD
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Product Overview

Short, thick stem with a sturdy foot ensures stability to help prevent spills
Long, elegant bowl features attractive curves
Makes it easy to swirl beer and release its enticing aromas
Crystal-clear for exceptional product visibility
Great for lively bars, family-friendly restaurants, and catered events

UPC Code:10883314954347

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Quantity: 24/Case
Shipping Weight: 14.5 lb.
Height: 7 Inches
Bottom Diameter: 2 3/4 Inches
Maximum Diameter: 3 Inches
Top Diameter: 2 9/16 Inches
Beer Style: Pilsner
Capacity: 12.5 oz.
Color: Clear
Features: Dishwasher Safe Lead Free
Material: Glass
Shape: Round
Style: Stemmed
Type: Pilsner Glasses
Usage: Beer

Arcoroc V3872 Details

Add a touch of elegant refinement to your brewery or bar with this Arcoroc V3872 12.5 oz. Cervoise stemmed pilsner glass. This footed glass is a more upscale alternative to traditional, straight-sided beer glasses, and enhances the appearance of your signature brews! It features a short stem and a sturdy foot topped with a long, elegant bowl that is slightly curved.

Stemmed glasses make it easy for your patrons to swirl their beer and release the heady aromas of fermented barley, sharp hops, and rich yeast. The curved bowl of this glass also helps to release the contents' fragrance helping enhance your guests' drinking experience! Use this Cervoise stemmed glass to serve Belgian ales, heavy IPAs, lambics, or saisons.

Overall Dimensions:
Top Diameter: 2 9/16"
Bottom Diameter: 2 3/4"
Maximum Diameter: 3"
Height: 7"
Capacity: 12.5 oz.

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