Bormioli Rocco America ’20s Fizz Coupe Glasses 275ml 9¼oz – Case Qty 24

BORMIOLI ROCCO – America ‘20s

These 1920s-inspired glasses bring the glamour of trendy American jazz bars through to today. Where conversation was about art and the ambiance was of unprecedented newness and enthusiasm.
All the products are characterised by an elegant and original vintage style, in line with the latest trends, and are embellished with dense facets that develop precious light effects, enhancing the colours of cocktails and drinks.
BORMIOLI ROCCO
leading the way with state-of-the-art glassware
Bormioli Rocco’s first glassware factory dates back to 1825, but historians say the origins of Bormioli Rocco glass can be traced to the Middle Ages. With stemware, tumblers, beer glasses and iconic food storage jars gracing tables around the world, quality is the cornerstone of the foundation supporting the Bormioli Rocco brand. The manufacturing facilities utilise state of the art technology and economically source only the best raw materials. From the finest sand imported from Germany to organic glazes used to colour glass, all are brought together in products influenced by exhaustive design research. Thanks to continuing investment in technology, research and design, Bormioli Rocco has become one of the leading glass manufacturers in the world.
STARGLASS – Lead free Crystal glass (Dir. Cee 69/4939) in the exclusive “Star Glass” composition. Is characterized by the: • Purity of the raw material • Clarity and Brightness of the products. “Star Glass” does not alter the colour, smell or taste of the wine. Shapes moulded with expertise; Star Glass guarantees high end beautiful recyclable products.
INFINITY COLOUR – The traditional technique for creating coloured glass adds an exclusive combination of raw materials to the batch mix, guaranteeing absolute colour stability for the whole life of the product. The colour of the glass is permanent because all the raw materials, including the colours, are melted all together.
So, the colour is infused in the glass. The characteristics of coloured glass are identical to those of clear glass and it is equally food–safe.