Disposable Plastic Tumblers 10.6oz / 300ml - Set of 50 - Plastic Whiskey Rocks Glasses

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Break them out for any occasion, and once you're done, you can place them in the dishwasher to use all over again. We did notice a bit of wear and tear (minor scratching and such) after a couple of spins through the dishwasher, so we recommend hand-washing to keep these looking their best. The hard-plastic cups (otherwise known as eco cups), are made from tritan copolyester plastic. Tritan Glassware eco drinkware have the feel and look of a real glass.

There is no shortage of designs for whiskey glasses. You can find barware in nearly every shape and size, as well as double-walled, adorned with etchings, monogrammed, bejeweled, patterned crystal, or even colored glass. The world, in terms of aesthetics, is truly your oyster. But keep in mind that crystal, Murano glass, or anything with a metallic rim likely won’t be as easy to care for as types of whiskey glasses that are a little less precious. Price Tritan Glassware offers various types of plastic drinkware in a variety of sizes. On top Tritan Glassware offers pitchers, trays and accessories. Tritan Glassware products are made of food approved materials in agreement with the European regulation (EU Food Contract 2002 of the European Union/72/EC) and the United States FDA. The production takes place in a location with the highest BCR Food Safety certification, an international quality standard in the field of food safety, production and environment. Summer and drinks go hand in hand, so what better way to keep cool in the hot sun or enjoy an evening on the patio than with a refreshing beverage? But watch out – that glass might get broken, and what a mess it will make. How much better to quaff from something that looks like it’s real glass, but is in fact made from plastic? Polycarbonate plastic glasses are commonly used in busy restaurants & hotels and for outdoor & poolside service. 3. Unbreakable Polypropylene DrinkwarePolypropylene glassware is softer and a little rubbery by comparison — think Tupperware and Rubbermaid plastic storage containers. Need a cool gift for a whiskey drinker? Consider these Urban Map glasses from the Boston-based Well Told design shop. The vessels themselves are made in Ohio and then etched in New Hampshire. Each detailed design flows around the glass. From Atlanta to Los Angeles and Miami to Pittsburgh, there's a large number of cities from which to choose, whether your recipient left his heart in San Francisco or she calls the Windy City home sweet home. The glasses are 11 ounces, so they are big enough to hold a sizable drink. Don’t bother with these unless you hate the taste of whiskey and just want to chase it with beer. No connoisseur would deign to throw their expensive expression down the hatch in one big gulp. Sure, you could sip from a shot glass, but why would you? Its small size makes it hard to handle and too easy to spill your precious dram. Brands Glencairn Mr. Noe is right. The whiskey—spelled "whiskey" when it's made in America or Ireland and "whisky" when made in Scotland, Japan, or Australia—glass you choose comes down to personal taste. Pouring some fine Scotch or bourbon at the end of the day is a tiny but satisfying ceremony for a whiskey drinker, and the glass should add a touch of joy to the ritual.

Whether you’re are looking to buy unbreakable plastic glasses that look like glass, wine glasses, or stemware, you can find it in Tritan glassware. 2. Polycarbonate Plastic Glasses Here is the breakdown of the 3 best types of plastic drinkware 1. Shatterproof Short Tumblers Made from Tritan PlasticTruly unbreakable plastic glasses are made from one of three different types of plastic – polycarbonate, Tritan, or polypropylene. How do they stay cold? The double-walled construction features a proprietary cooling gel, which keeps drinks between 43 and 53 degrees. A cozy silicone band protects your hand from the cold and your drink from the warmth of your hand. While they're designed specifically for whiskey, these glasses will keep a rainbow of beverages cold, from lemonade to Moscow mules, and each one holds 9 ounces of liquid. The glass does sweat a lot, though, so be sure to use a coaster if you're sipping this inside to keep it from slipping and sliding around. Tritan plastic is fast replacing polycarbonate as the preferred material for unbreakable plastic glasses. This unbreakable wine glass is independently lab tested and proven to be commercial dishwasher-safe with NO change in clarity, even after 1,000 wash cycles. However, glasses made from these plastics aren’t quite as tough as those made from polycarbonate, Tritan, and polypropylene.

There’s something special about making a freshly brewed latte or cappuccino in a clear glass mug. Those gorgeous layers of rich roast coffee that lighten all the way to the luxurious cream at the top just can’t be appreciated in the same way when poured in opaque mugs. Get your day started right with a beautiful coffee served in one of our latte glasses. Their sleek conical shape mean they fit perfectly under the spout of most pod and bean-to-cup coffee machines out there. Plastic glasses made from other types of plastic, like acrylic or SAN, aren’t unbreakable. They might be labeled break-resistant or shatterproof, but they can break when dropped. While most plastic glasses are recyclable, make sure the recycling symbol is printed on the bottom before discarding them in the recycle bin. Acrylic plastic and an acrylic blend called SAN plastic are quite durable and reasonably priced plastic glasses. For sipping, we recommend something akin to the Glencairn or the NEAT, which are essentially whiskey-specific snifters that are much smaller than the brandy version. Glasses of this style are frequently used at serious whiskey tastings and competitions. Similar to a tulip glass—though stemless, with a heavier base, and generally featuring a wider bowl—the floral shape helps funnel aromas to your olfactory receptors so you’re better able to appreciate the nuances of your whiskey. It's also easy to eyeball a full dram pour, and the heavy base feels nice in the hand.There’s a lot to love about these plastic wine glasses. They have the appeal of real crystal with a brilliant reflective finish. Made from lightweight, bendable material, they're also completely shatterproof. They look great, are environmentally friendly, and are completely serviceable for even the biggest wine nerds. We love them for sitting on a rooftop, hanging out in the park, or hosting friends who may get a little clumsy after a few glasses of wine (read: breakage!). From 16-ounce glasses to Champagne flutes, there are so many designs available. Whether you're serving wine or Champagne, or iced tea or lemonade, there are plastic glasses fit for every occasion. Coming in all different colors and printed-on designs, and sometimes even shatterproof, they're perfect for special celebrations, barbecues, poolside, birthday parties, or holidays. Whiskey glasses come in a variety of sizes. A shot glass, for example, usually holds between 1 and 2 ounces, while a double old-fashioned glass typically has between a 10- and 12-ounce capacity. The iconic Glencairn glass, used by many distilleries and bars, holds 6.5 ounces—but filling these to the brim is not recommended.

Polypropylene unbreakable plastic glasses are low-cost and can be solid-coloured or semi-opaque, but generally come in a wide variety of colours. Like Tritan, plastic glasses made from polycarbonate are unbreakable and deliver glass-like features, and are dishwasher-safe. Polycarbonate is a tried and tested material and plastic glasses made of polycarbonate last for years in both commercial and household use. Polypropylene plastic glasses are more casual than the glass-like varieties crafted from polycarbonate and Tritan. Polypropylene plastic drink ware have a different feel than glass-like Tritan and polycarbonate drinkware. Tritan Glassware is a producer and supplier of reusable tritan plastic drink ware, glasses, cups and accessories.This glass offers a rare combination of quality and style at an affordable price. Taking its name from Scotland’s River Spey, an area that is renowned for producing fine whisky, the glass features a chic Art Nouveau-inspired design full of diamond and wedge cuts. Even when you’re not drinking, these glasses, which come in a set of two, are so stunning that they'll work as a showpiece in your den, kitchen, or dining room.