Bormioli Rocco Novecento Martini Glasses 235ml 8oz – Case Qty 24

BORMIOLI ROCCO – Novecento
The Martini cup is part of a large collection of vintage-designed goblets and glasses, created to meet the trend of re-proposing famous vintage cocktails with a creative twist.
The stem, produced in a single piece with the cup of the stem glass, is heated processed and subjected to a particular traction which makes it elegant and resistant.
The use of the laser beam in the edge cutting phase makes it linear and homogenous.
This model, characterized by a sober and refined design, has a good capacity and a particularly large cup; the solidity of the base makes it particularly practical and easy to handle.
The glass is ideal for the Martini cocktail service like the Nick & Nora model, which has a smaller size.
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.

PULLED STEM – Pulled stemware is obtained through a particular hot pulling process of the stem. This technology allows to manufacture products whose shapes are elegant and refined. Bormioli Rocco pulled stemware is absolutely functional even for everyday use.

REDUCED THICKNESS – Products with fine finishes characterized by thin rims.

LASER CUTTING – A very uniform and linear rim is achieved by using a laser beam (rim cutting). This technology improves the quality of the products and are specifically designed to meet the needs of professionals and high-quality of wine tasting.