RCR Stack

With stackable glasses, pay attention to two things: how much space you save and whether they come apart again. The 32 cl tumbler is the low shape that you can fit into towers of six or eight, making it convenient for small kitchens, boats, holiday homes, and company cafeterias. The 39 cl long drink glass stacks higher but saves proportionally more space, because a tall glass would otherwise take up a lot of cupboard shelf space. Also consider the quantity: both come in packs of six, creating a stack you can move with one hand. More variants can be found under the stackable glasses and the straight models under the long drink glasses.

The low tumbler is the glass for water with a meal and for spirits over ice. The tall glass is the glass for anything fizzy, from cola to tonic. A cuba libre is the classic example: fill the glass with ice, add rum, top it up with cola, and squeeze a lime wedge over it before dropping it in. If you are serving on a terrace or by a pool, place a stacked tower within reach and take glasses from the top so you do not touch the others.

Never pick up a stacked tower by the top glass, because you are then pulling on the rim of the one below. If two glasses do get stuck, stand the lower one in lukewarm water and fill the upper one with cold water; the difference in expansion releases them. They are dishwasher safe and Luxion stays clear through it, as long as the glasses do not touch each other.

If you are setting up a restaurant or canteen, the page with catering glasses is the logical next stop. If you are looking for low glasses that do not need to be stacked, take a look at catering glasses the tumbler glasses, where the heavier models are listed. For the rest of this brand's range, there is tumbler glassesRCR. If you often serve non-alcoholic drinks, the mocktail recipesfit these two sizes exactly. mocktails recepten die precies in deze twee maten passen.