Glass

At BarGear you will find a wide selection of glasses for discotheques, hotels, restaurants, professional use and for you who have your own home bar.

As BarGear, we strive to have the best possible selection of cocktail glasses for your particular bar. cocktail glasses come in all shapes and sizes, and just for cocktails, glass ends come in different types. Everything from lowball glasses to Martini glasses, coupe glasses etc.

If you want to make a certain drink, it is important that you also have the right glass - The glass helps to give the guest the extra visual experience. Therefore, it is important that when a guest orders an "espresso martini", for example, that it also comes in a Martini glass and not a highball glass. If the customer orders a pina colada, it must also be served in a Hurricane glass.

Champagne glass

Champagne glasses are often used for welcome drinks, or for sparkling wines and champagne. Various champagne drinks are made in the glass, which is often decorated with a single berry in the glass itself. Eg. a blackcurrant for a Kir Royale. The glass makes it possible to observe the bubbles, so avoid overly cloudy liquids without bubbles.

Cocktail glass

Cocktail glasses are typically slightly smaller than martini glasses, but are used for the same type of drinks. Cocktail glasses must always be cooled before use, as the drink never contains ice cubes in the glass. Looks especially good with a little decoration on the edge in the form of fresh fruit or a slice of orange/lime/lemon.

Martini glass.

Classic glass that we e.g. familiar from James bond movies. Although this drinks and not least glasses are very changeable. V-shaped glass on a stand, especially for classic cocktails.

Hurricane glass

A hurricane glass is a large and spacious glass, which is typically around 44 cl. Used for exotic drinks like Piña Colada. Fill the glass with large ice cubes and then pour your colada in. Garnish with exotic fruit such as Pineapple.

Long drink glass

Long drink glasses are tall glasses that are typically filled well with ice cubes before the drink is poured in. They differ from Highball glasses by being wider inside, and not completely straight and slim. Good for a G&T, tequila sunrise or Mojito.

Margarita glass
Margarita glasses are used for Daiquiries and Margaritas and are particularly easy to apply a sugar/salt rim. Decorate as always with a slice of lime on the edge. Never fill large ice cream cones in a margarita glass, but if you have to - then it must be crushed.

Double Old Fashioned glass

Double Old Fashioned glass, also called a whiskey glass, is used for short drinks. It can be on the rocks – ie. a more or less pure spirit also ice cubes, or drinks that do not need to be poured with an alcohol-free mixer such as tonic, cola, juice etc. Many whiskey drinks are made in these glasses, especially Julep's where fresh mint is mashed with sugar, lime and whiskey. One of the glasses you often use in the bar, as many drinks can be made in these glasses. Just add a few large ice cubes, a good spirit and/or liqueur and you have a wonderful drink. Black and White Russians is also made in this glass.

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