Stolzle Experience

The Stolzle Experience range at Hospitality Connect covers nine lines. It includes wine glasses in white and Bordeaux shapes, whisky glasses, a tumbler and a champagne glass, so a venue can set both the table and the bar from one pattern.

Whisky is commonly served in a short, heavy-based glass, often called an old fashioned or rocks glass. The wide mouth gives room for ice and lets the aroma open up, and the weighted base holds steady on a bar top.

A long drink glass is tall and narrow, made for a spirit served with a generous mixer over ice. The height keeps the mixer carbonated longer than a wide glass, because less of the drink surface is exposed to the air.

A range that includes wine, whisky, tumbler and champagne shapes lets a venue set the dining room and the bar from the same pattern. That keeps the look consistent across the floor and reduces the number of separate lines to reorder.

A Bordeaux glass is a stemmed wine glass with a tall bowl that tapers towards the rim. It is used for full-bodied red wine, giving the wine room to open while directing the aroma towards the drinker as the glass is tilted.