Why this beer glasse earns its place
The Onis Maxim one-pint mug is the workhorse of British pub and bar service. Holding 620ml, it's the size customers expect, the size pour margins work around, and the size that fills your till. Every glass is built from thick, durable glass that's engineered to survive the pace of a Friday night: passed from bar to table, through busy dishwashers, and back again without chipping or clouding.
The nucleation point etched into the base is what separates a good beer mug from a forgettable one. That small pit triggers CO₂ bubbles to form continuously throughout the drink, preserving the head and keeping every pint looking fresh. It makes a visible difference — the customer sees a pint worth the price they paid.
At 152mm tall and 132mm across, the glass sits solid in the hand and stands safely on a crowded table. The tankard shape is classic — nothing fashionable, nothing that will look dated next season. It's the kind of glass that belongs in a proper pub, and when it's full of a good beer, it looks right. Supplied in packs of six, these mugs are sold and replaced in rhythm with your service, which means you're never chasing stock.
