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2015 G L a S S W A 2015 GLASSWARE LIBBEY GLASSWARE, SPIEGELAU AND NACHTMANN Unsurpassed glasswareas selection empowers you to deliver a beveragea experience unique to your brand. Set for Success Locally sourced ingredients. Artisan spirits. Signature creations. From Millennials looking for their next favorite drink to Baby Boomers wanting to break from the routine, there is a push for constant creativity to attract and retain business. All this ingenuity deserves equally inventive presentation. As America’s Glassmaker™ since 1818, Libbey® Foodservice is working harder than ever to provide innovative and inspiring glassware and solutions to boost your bottom line. Libbey is renowned as the leading producer of glassware products in the Western Hemisphere and is the exclusive distributor of exquisite Bavarian glassware from Spiegelau and Nachtmann to the U.S. foodservice industry. Yet we know success involves more than quality glassware. As a fully integrated tabletop provider, our diverse collections of dinnerware, flatware and holloware are made to the same exacting standards for quality, durability and aesthetic appeal as our glassware. Complete your tabletop vision with products you can trust, from a company you can rely on. Talk to your Libbey sales representative about setting your tables for success! 1 Hard Cider, Wheat Beer, p. 38 Craft Beer, p. 38 pgs. 37, 39, 43 Mini Pub Glass, p. 39 Carats, Cocktail Stirring Glass, pgs. 57, 91 Distill Whiskey, pgs. 57, 91 2 Aruba, pgs. 62, 65 Aruba Red, pgs. 63, 65 Tiki, p. 67 Tiki, p. 67 Moscow Mule, p. 65 Beverage Dispenser Stand, p. 67 Julep Cup, p. 65 3 Infinium, pgs. 70, 71 Optiva, p. 75 Brooklyn, p. 76 Kinetix Bottles, p. 112 Aruba Pitchers, pgs. 62, 63, 113 Atrium, p. 95 4 The Libbey Difference Most customers have the same question when purchasing glassware: Will it hold up? Leveraging nearly 200 years of glassmaking expertise and innovation, Libbey® offers exclusive technology for enhancing glassware performance. DuraTuff® This special thermal after-process for “pressed” tumblers and stemware strengthens the upper portion of the glass, the area most vulnerable to breakage. It results in remarkably durable glassware with prolonged service life. Gibraltar Twist, p. 82 Vina, p.15 Finedge® Sheer Rim®/D.T.E. Libbey’s precision A rare combination of elegance and manufacturing affordability to upgrade beverage produces a rim with service with enhanced service life. a minimum bead that This glassware features a beadless is more resistant to edge that is cracked-off then polished unsightly chipping to produce a fine, durable edge. without sacrificing its subtle beauty. Envy, p.74, inset Briossa, p. 11 Fizzazz® Heat Treated A laser etch on the inside bottom A special heating and rapid cooling process strengthens creates a constant stream of bubbles, the upper portion of the glass, increasing resistance enhancing aroma and flavor! to thermal and mechanical shock. Principé and Munique Beer Fizzazz, p. 43 Rocks, p. 93 With a full spectrum of inspired New Products 2-4 products, Libbey is Collection 10-33 glassware Stemware Wine Master .................................. 10 Endura .............................................18 uniquely capable to help you deliver Allure .............................................. 18 Estate ............................................. 19 Briossa® .................................11-12 Flutes & Champagnes ...............30-31 memorable customer experiences. Bristol Valley ............................... 14 Grande Collection ........................... 32 Carafes & Decanters ......................... 20-21 Libbey Wine by the Glass .........20-21 Catalina® ......................................... 19 Misty Blue Iced Tea ....................... 13 Charisma .................................... 13 Napa Country ................................. 19 Chivalry® ......................................... 19 Perception® .................................... 24 Citation ........................................... 22 Stemless ........................................ 33 Citation Gourmet™ .......................... 23 Spectra ........................................... 18 Cobalt Premiére ......................... 13 Teardrop® ....................................... 25 Cobalt Blue Cooler ......................... 13 Vina™ V ......................................15-17 Embassy® ..................................26-29 XXL ................................................. 18 A special thanks to Dégagé Jazz Café in Collection 36-53 Beers Maumee, Ohio, for the use of their facilities Beer Master ................................... 36 Hard Cider NEW! ............................ 37 in photography production (cover, inside front Altitude® ......................................... 38 Heavy Base Pilsners ...................... 42 cover, p. 8, p. 34) Amber Growler w/Lid ..................... 47 Hoffman House .............................. 45 Beer Samplers NEW ITEMS! .......... 39 Hourglass Pilsners + ..................... 42 Cover: Libbey® Cocktail Coupe (p. 58), Belgian Beers ................................. 46 Mugs and Tankards ...................51-53 Distill Whiskey (p. 57), Briossa® Goblet (p. 11), Catalina® ......................................... 47 Munique Beers ......................... 46 Syracuse® Atherton dinnerware and World® Craft Beer NEW! ............................. 38 Pinnacle .......................................... 38 Auberge flatware Drinking Jars NEW ITEM! ............... 50 Principé ....................................... 38 Fizzazz® NEW ITEM! .................. 43 Pub Glasses + ............................... 50 Inside front cover: Libbey® Cocktail Coupe (p. 58), Flare Pilsners .................................. 41 Restaurant Basics ...................... 48 Distill Whiskey (p. 57), Pinnacle Beer (p. 38), Footed Beers .............................44-45 Schooners ...................................... 46 Briossa Wine (p. 11), World® Sonoran tray with Giant Beers .................................... 40 Sportsware ..................................... 49 Black Mat and 3-piece cocktail shaker Glass Can ....................................... 49 Wheat Beer NEW! .......................... 38 Grand Service ................................. 47 Wood Serving Flight ....................... 39 U.S. AND ITS TERRITORIES ONLY: Libbey® Foodservice is the exclusive distributor of Spiegelau and Nachtmann to the foodservice industry in the U.S. and its territories. To view these offerings, please turn to pages 126 to 153. ©2015 Libbey Inc. Libbey’s product names, configurations and item numbers are trademarks of Libbey Inc. Libbey’s products are patented or patent pending as indicated. 6 t able of Collection 56-71 Collection 102-109 Cocktails After Dinner Spirit Master ................................... 56 Moscow Mule NEW! ..................... 65 Brandy, Sherry & Cordials .....102-103 Mini-Desserts ............................... 104 Aruba NEW ITEMS! ........................ 62 Aruba Red NEW! ........................... 63 Desserts ....................................... 105 Warm Beverage ....................108-109 Cosmopolitan ................................. 60 Retro Cocktails ............................... 60 Fountainware ........................106-107 Infinium™ NEW! ........................70-71 Schooners ...................................... 60 Infusion Jars NEW ITEMS! ............ 67 Shooters & Specialty Shots .......68-69 112-120 Julep Cup NEW! ............................ 65 Specialty Presentations .................. 66 Servingware & Accessories Barrels .......................................... 120 Harmony .................................. 115 Margaritas NEW ITEM!.............64-65 Spirits Collection NEW ITEMS! ....... 57 Bell Jar .......................................... 120 Hurricane Shade ........................... 120 Martinis & Coupes ....................58-59 Super Stems .................................. 61 Bottles NEW ITEMS!..................... 112 Miscellaneous .............................. 120 Measuring Glasses ........................ 69 Tiki NEW! ........................................ 67 Bouquet ................................... 115 Moderno ....................................... 116 Candle Holders & Votives ............ 119 Pitchers ........................................ 113 Collection 74-99 Culinary Jars ................................. 114 Practica Bowls .............................. 115 Tumblers & Barware Aromé ......................................... 91 Governor Clinton® + ..................... 96 Drinking Jars NEW ITEM! ............. 114 Smoking Accessories ................... 118 Atrium + NEW! ............................. 95 Heavy Base .................................... 89 Garden Jars .................................. 114 Tabletop.................................117-118 Bell Sodas + .................................. 99 Heavy Base Finedge® V ................. 88 Gibraltar® .................................. 115 Tempo .......................................... 116 Bravura® ......................................... 90 Impressions® ...................................90 Hand-Made Pitchers NEW ITEMS!113 Vases ............................................ 119 Brooklyn NEW! .......................... 76 Inverness ................................... 85 Carats NEW ITEMS! ....................... 91 Lexington........................................ 87 Collection 126-147 Cascade + ..................................... 97 Miscellaneous Tumblers
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