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Hospitality-Brands-Catalog.Pdf GLASSWARE 2020 1 GLASSWARE 2020 HOSPITALITY BRANDS offers the complete solution for glassware, barware, unbreakable drinkware, and creative tableware products to the hospitality industry. We offer unparalleled design excellence and a portfolio of curated brands with hand selected products from around the world to bring innovation, flexibility, and value to our customers. HOSPITALITY BRANDS was founded as a designer and supplier of distinctive handmade glassware, and introduced a complete range of high quality, machine made glassware to the hospitality market In an industry vastly in 2014. In 2018 changed by the impact of Hospitality Brands the Corona Virus, introduced barware and Hospitality Brands has creative tableware worked tirelessly with our products to our portfolio supply chain to ensure followed by a full range of that we can still offer the unbreakable drinkware in amazing flexibility and 2019. outstanding customer service we’re known for. 2 3 Table of Contents Legend Stemware Tumblers & Barware Creative Bar Specialty Serveware New Lead Free Crystal Allegra 08 Allegra 41 Ambiance 59 Grande 44 Chefs Bowls 113 Sheer Rim Ambassador 11 Diony 31 Amethyst 58 Shots & Shooters 88 Gastro Boutique 112 Handmade Amber 06 Elysia 30 Authentico 64 Specialty Glass 90 Glass Cloche 109 Handwash Only Capri 12 Grande 44 Balmoral 63 Mini Patisserie 111 Nucleation Chrante 17 Grand Stack 36 Bardot 54 Patisserie 110 Recycled Glass Diamond 18 Iconic 40 Bitters Bottles 72 Tabletop Accessories 114 Rim Tempered Diony 19 Imperial 41 Cactus 64 After Dinner Vases 115 Stackable Dream 09 Imperial Plus Tumblers 35 Caledo 46 Votives 117 Fully Tempered Coffee & Tea 92 Grappa 17 Istanbul 42 Cameo 52 Dessert 96 Iconic 16 Karat 31 Coco 54 Height H Double Walled 94 Imperial 11 Mixing Glass 36 Dante 50 Top Diameter T Teapots 95 Imperial Plus 15 Petra 45 Deco 56 Bottom Diameter B Maldive 10 Side Heavy Sham 43 Detroit 57 Maximum Diameter D Moda 14 Timeless 32 Diablo 57 Tasting 17 Tin Can 45 Divide 54 Jars Listed dimensions are To we r 16 Tubo 34 Double-Walled 62 rounded up to closest .25” Biscotti 105 V-Line 09 Drinkware 68 Culinary Jars 106 Wavy 07 Eclipse 47 Case pack and dimen- Growlers 107 Elysees 56 sions are subjecto to Homemade 105 Eternal 56 change at any time with- Beer Infusion Jars 108 Forum Colors 60 out notice. Landmark 105 Creative Collections Harlequin 69 Aspen 82 Mason Jars 107 Beer Tasters 86 Hawaii 64 Elysia 20 Swing Jars 104 Belgian 81 Lapis 58 Hayworth 26 Traditional Jars 104 Bob & Nevis 82 Lisbon 50 Hudson 21 Cheers 81 Mixing Beakers 70 Monroe 27 We’ve made it easy to order Cin Cin 83 Partido 59 Retro 25 Pitchers samples of the items and Conical 83 Pearls 52 Symphony 21 collections you like. Click on Craft 80 Pineapple 67 Amphora 101 Timeless 22 the image of the glass and it’ll Draft 80 Pourers 73 Atlantis 102 Timeless Gold 24 take you right to the product Mugs & Tankards 84 Rockstar 57 Bacchus 100 Timeless Platinum 25 page with features, photos, and the ability to order. Nonic 82 Rosetti 55 Carton 100 Pilsners 79 Shoreditch 61 Century 103 While you’re there, you can keep up to date with our latest Pint Glasses 83 Skull 65 Contempo Pours 100 news, catalogs, and product launches. You can also find 185 Industrial Ave. Revival 76 Symphony 56 Era 102 our care guides to keep your glassware serving guest after Ridgefield Park NJ 07660 Revival Tall 76 Tiki Ceramic 66 Lids 102 & 107 guest for longer and find photo and video galleries to see the T: 800-869-5258 Revolution 76 Tiki Glass 67 Perfect Pour 101 products in action. F: 800 869-8528 Specialy Craft 78 Pitchers 98 E: [email protected] Tulip 82 Swing 103 Please note: Internet Village 101 connection required. Check out the new: www.hospitalitybrandsusa.com 4 5 Amber Wavy The Amber range is full-bodied and firm, making the most of any wine. The glass tapers towards the rim, focusing the aromas while delivering a precise and satisfying experience. WINE WINE WINE CHAMPAGNE 440275-024 440265-024 440255-024 440295-024 H: 8.5” T: 2.5” B: 3” H: 7.75” T: 2.25” B: 2.75” H: 7.5” T: 2.25” B: 2.5” H: 9” T: 1.75” B: 2.5” 15.5 oz./465 ml. 12.25 oz./360 ml. 9.75 oz./288 ml. 6.75 oz. 275 ml. 2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz. Wavy presents a beautiful synergy of divergent philosophies as the conventional bowl and stem is contrasted by the dramatic flared rim and creates harmony in flavor as the bowl captures the wonderful aromas of the wine while the flared rim both directs them towards the drinker and creates a softer drinking experi- ence. ALL-PURPOSE STEMLESS STEMLESS STEMLESS WINE WINE WINE CHAMPAGNE FLUTE ALL PURPOSE/BEER 440305-024 420725-024 420858-024 420825-024 440278-024 440268-024 440258-024 440292-024 440297-024 H: 7” T: 2.75” B: 2.5” H: 4.75” T: 2.75” B: 2.75” H: 4.25” T: 2.5” B: 2” H: 4” T: 2.75” B: 2” H: 8.5” T: 3” B: 3.25” H: 7.75” T: 2.75” B: 3” H: 7.25” T: 2.5” B: 2.75” H: 8.75” T: 2” B: 2.75” H: 7.25” T: 2.75” B: 2.5” 13.25 oz./400 ml. 19.25 oz./563 ml. 14.75 oz./440 ml. 11.75 oz./353 ml. 15.75 oz/465 ml. 12.25 oz/360 ml. 10.25 oz/300 ml. 6.5 oz./195 ml. 13.75 oz./413 ml. 2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz. 2 doz 2 doz 2 doz 2 doz 2 doz 6 7 Allegra V-Line Soft flowing one piece curved stem and bowl is both con- trasted and complemented beautifully by stark horizontal cuts to create shapes perfect- ly balanced in contradiction. And with an unabashed dis- play of crystal MARTINI CHAMPAGNE FLUTE clear glass 44335-012 44305-012 H: 7” T: 4.25” B: 3” H: 9.5” T: 2.5” B: 3” beneath the 8.25 oz./245 ml. 5 oz./150 ml. bowl, your 1 doz./6 lbs/1.02 cu.ft. 1 doz./6 lbs/.70 cu.ft. cocktails and drinks will put Sturdy and stylish, on a show, Dream with a determinedly dancing with modern tone, the the light with seven shapes all Dream is the perfect collec- every serve. work well in both tion for a modern aesthetic formal and more that is both banquet and hall relaxed settings. ready while presenting a shape, Beautifully weighted, through a beautifully tapering they feel terrific in the one piece stem, that is both ele- hand, tapering to a gant and elevates the serve. TALL WINE TALL WINE CHAMPAGNE FLUTE 440065-006 440080-006 440079-006 crisp edge that H: 8.5” T: 2.5” B: 3” H: 8.5” T: 2.25” B: 3” H: 9” T: 1.75” B: 2.75” 16.25 oz./490 ml. 11.75 oz./345 ml. 6.5 oz./195 ml. concentrates aromas, 6 pcs./3 lbs/.5 cu.ft. 6 pcs./2 lbs/.38 cu.ft. 6 pcs./2 lbs/.28 cu.ft. all working together to create a spectacular experi- ence. ALL PURPOSE HI BALL STEMLESS ROCKS TALL WINE TALL WINE CHAMPAGNE FLUTE 440224-006 420015-006 41536-024 420184-024 44561-024 44581-024 44591-024 H: 6.5” T: 2” B: 2.5” H: 5.75” T: 2.5” B: 2” H: 4.25” T: 2.75” B: 2” H: 3.5” T: 2.75” B: 2.25” H: 9.5” T: 2.5” B: 3.25” H: 8.75” T: 2.5” B: 3.25” H: 9.5” T: 2” B: 2.75 10.25 oz./ 300 ml. 16 oz./ 470 ml. 14.25 oz./425 ml. 11.75 oz./353 ml. 16.75 oz./495 ml. 12.75 oz./380 ml. 7.25 oz./215 ml. 6 pcs. 6 pcs. 2 doz./10 lbs/.97 cu.ft. 2 doz.. 2 doz./14 lbs/2.29 cu.ft. 2 doz./13 lbs/1.80 cu.ft. 2 doz./10 lbs/1.34 cu.ft. 8 Fully Tempered 9 Maldive Ambassador A classic one piece glass with excel- lent rim and foot strength. Maldive’s The Gin Revolution is in full swing, and solid foot prevents oversized vessels are the perfect serve water collection ware option. Ambassador boasts generous during washing. oversized bowls, ideal for serving Gin and The extensive Tonics, range also includes with a Beer and plenty of Port offering. room for ice. Also a great option for cocktails, as well as serv- ing as a Water glass or Burgun- WINE WINE WINE CHAMPAGNE FLUTE dy glass. GIN & TONIC GIN & TONIC 44997-012 44993-012 44992-012 440041-048 44938-006 44928-006 H: 8.25” T: 2.5” B: 2.75” H: 7.5” T: 2.25” B: 2.75” H: 7.25” T: 2.25” B: 2.5” H: 8.5” T: 1.75” B: 2.5” H: 9.25” T: 3.75” B: 3.25” H: 8.5” T: 3.5” B: 3.25” 12.25 oz./370 ml. 10.25 oz./310 ml. 8.25 oz./250 ml. 6 oz./180 ml. 26.25 oz./788 ml. 18.75 oz./563 ml. 1 doz./6 lbs/.73 cu.ft. 1 doz./6 lbs/.60 cu.ft. 1 doz./6 lbs/.51 cu.ft.
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