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Anchor Hocking 3661U Glass, Shot / Whiskey

Anchor Hocking 3661U Glass, Shot / Whiskey

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by Anchor Hocking

Whiskey Glass, 1-1/2 oz., 2" dia., 2-1/4"H, glass, clear (72 each per case)

  • Whiskey Glass
  • 1-1/2 oz.
  • 2" dia.
  • 2-1/4"H

Elevate your restaurant's reputation with style using the Anchor Hocking, 3661U Glass, Shot / Whiskey. This sleek and sophisticated whiskey glass is designed to enhance the drinking experience for your patrons. With a capacity of 1-1/2 oz., it is perfect for serving shots or whiskey tastings. The clear glass allows the rich colors of the spirits to shine through, adding visual appeal to your presentation. Crafted by Anchor Hocking, a trusted name in glassware, this glass is made to withstand the rigors of a commercial restaurant environment. The 2" diameter and 2-1/4" height make it easy to hold and sip from, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for your customers. Each case contains 72 glasses, providing you with ample supply for your establishment. Invest in the Anchor Hocking, 3661U Glass, Shot / Whiskey and impress your guests with its elegance and quality.

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