Water Glasses
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12 Iceland series tumbler glasses 36cl
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48 Granity Arcoroc glasses 27 cl
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6 Granity Arcoroc glasses 31cl
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6 Granity Arcoroc glasses 35cl
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6 Inalto Arte Glasses 44cl (box of 6 glasses)
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6 Inalto Arte glasses 48.5cl
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Aska series water glass 35cl (box of 6 glasses)
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ASKA series water glass 38cl (box of 6 glasses)
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ASKA series water glass 45cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Calabrese zig zag highball
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Gradara highball glass 45cl
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Gradara old fashioned glass 35cl
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Primarific black water glass 36cl
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Primarific green water glass 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Primarific red water glass 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Primarific White Water Glass 36 cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Primary Low Shape 44cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Primary Tall Shape 40cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Riesling water glass (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Lima series 35cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Lima series 38cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Lima series 40cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass New Kalix series 38cl (box of 12 glasses)
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Water glass Primarific 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Primarific bronze 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Primarific gold 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
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Water glass Primarific silver 36cl (box of 6 glasses)
Water, a drink as simple as it is essential, deserves the best presentation with the water glasses available at CocktailBar:
- Glasses for still and sparkling water
- Competitive price-quality ratio
- Various styles and shapes of water glasses
Water glasses: the CocktailBar selection
Stemmed glass
The advantage of a stemmed glass? It keeps the drink away from the warmth of your hands while adding a touch of elegance. It is used for serving still water at the table, placed to the left of the wine glass, which it closely resembles in shape (tulip glass). However, the water glass is slightly larger than the wine glass to ensure it is easily distinguished.
How do I choose the right size water glass for everyday use?
Look at capacity first: 8–10 oz (240–300 ml) tumblers suit juice, milk and kids’ portions, while 12–16 oz (350–475 ml) glasses cover water at dinner without constant refills. Check the base diameter fits your dishwasher rack and cabinet shelf height. Taller highball shapes save counter space; short, wide tumblers feel more stable on a crowded table.
What is the difference between crystal and standard soda-lime glass tumblers?
Lead-free crystal water glasses contain barium or zinc oxide, so they ring when tapped, refract more light and can be blown thinner while staying strong. Soda-lime glass is heavier, cheaper and more forgiving of temperature swings and knocks. For daily family use, soda-lime tumblers make sense; save crystal for dinner service where clarity and a fine rim matter.
Are water glasses dishwasher safe, and how do I stop cloudiness?
Most tumblers in this range are dishwasher safe, but cloudy film usually comes from hard water minerals, not damage. Use a rinse aid, avoid overloading so glasses don’t knock, and skip the high-heat drying cycle. To remove existing haze, soak for 15 minutes in white vinegar, then rinse. Hand-wash thin-walled or gold-rimmed pieces with warm water and a soft cloth.
Which water glasses work best for entertaining and outdoor tables?
For a set of stackable water glasses, pick tumblers with a straight or slightly tapered profile that nest without sticking — they store flat and travel well. Outdoors, thicker walls and a weighted base resist wind and uneven surfaces. Buy in sets of six or more so replacements match, and choose plain textures or ribbed sides that hide fingerprints between courses.