Sunday, September 13, 2015

TYPES OF GLASSWARE

Glassware                                                      SIZE
Wine goblets                                       14.20, 18.93, 22.72 cl (5,6,8oz)
German/Alsace                                    18, 23 cl (6,8 fl oz)
Flute                                                    18, 23 cl (6,8 fl oz)
Saucer champagne                              18, 23 cl (6,8 fl oz)
Cocktail glasses                                   4,7 cl (2,3 fl oz)
Sherry, port                                         4.735 cl (3 out)
Highball                                              23, 28 cl (9, 10 fl oz)
Worthington                                        28, 34 cl (10, 12 fl oz)
Lager Glass                                         28, 34 cl (10, 12 fl oz)
Brandy balloon                                   23, 28 cl (8, 10 fl oz)
Liqueur glass                                       2.367 cl (6 out)
 Tumbler                                              28.40 cl (1/2 pint)

Beer mug/glass                                    25, 50 cl (1/2, 1 pint

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  2. Fluted glass is such a fascinating design choice! It not only brings a vintage charm but also adds a contemporary twist to decor. I recently explored some beautiful fluted glass items on Quartier Studio, and I was impressed by how they can transform a simple space into something truly special. The play of light and shadow through the grooves creates a warm ambiance that’s hard to resist. Has anyone else experimented with fluted glass in their interiors? I'd love to hear about your experiences.

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