Glassware
Glass accidents
When you are around any bar, home or business, you need to be concerned for yourself and your guests. Here are a few tips about accidents and what to do:- Always use an ice scoop and not the glass itself. Tiny slivers of glass always chip off when dipped into an ice well and your glasses become unclear after a while
- If you accidentally break a glass near ice, always throw away all the ice. When glass shatters, pieces go everywhere. You really don't want pieces of glass in your drink.
- Never take a hot glass and add ice into it. This can cause the glass to shatter due to thermal shock. Be careful about this.
- Mechanical shock occurs when you clank two glass together. One of the glasses will almost always break.
- If you carry the glasses by the stem or the base you avoid fingerprints where people drink from, and you will have more support carrying the glass.
Different glasses
- Beer mug
- Beer pilsner
- Brandy snifter
- Champagne flute
- Cocktail glass
- Coffee mug
- Collins glass
- Cordial glass
- Highball glass
- Hurricane glass
- Irish coffee cup
- Margarita/Coupette glass
- Mason jar
- Old-fashioned glass
- Parfait glass
- Pitcher
- Pousse cafe glass
- Punch bowl
- Red wine glass
- Sherry glass
- Shot glass
- Whiskey sour glass
- White wine glass
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