Bormioli Rocco Oxford

Bormioli Rocco Oxford at Hospitality Connect covers seven clear glass lines built for bar service, including cocktail glasses, rocks and double old fashioned tumblers, a shot glass, and bottles and jugs for water and batched drinks.

A rocks glass is a short, wide tumbler with a heavy base, used for spirits served over ice and for stirred cocktails. The width takes a large ice cube, and the weight keeps the glass steady when it is set down on a bar.

A dedicated shot glass is sized to the venue's standard spirit measure, so every pour lands at the same level. That keeps drink costing accurate and stops the pour drifting upwards once the bar gets busy and staff are working quickly.

Bar bottles and jugs hold table water, juice and pre-batched cocktails ready for service. Using them means staff pour from one vessel instead of building each drink from scratch, which speeds up service during a rush and keeps the recipe consistent.

Clear glassware shows the colour of the drink, which matters for layered and garnished cocktails and for wine. Coloured glass changes how a drink reads on the pass, so it is usually kept for tumblers and water service rather than the cocktail list.