Why this cocktail glasse earns its place
Fizz glasses are built for movement and drama. The wider bowl and shorter stem give bubbles room to rise and shimmer, while the shape lets you see layers — gold champagne under a float of liqueur, the blush of a Kir Royale, the complexity in a proper Bellini. At 280ml, you're looking at a full-service cocktail: 90ml base spirit or wine, 120ml champagne or sparkling wine, a touch of modifier, and ice.
Bormioli Rocco's Bloom Fizz glasses use Star Glass — their crystalline technology that stays bright and transparent through hundreds of dishwash cycles. Cheaper glasses cloud and dull; these stay clear, so the bubbles and the colour of the drink are always the focal point. For bars that care about presentation, that matters.
The 24-pack is a working set for a venue with a robust champagne cocktail menu. Whether you're running French 75s, Bellinis, or house champagne serves, having consistent glassware means consistent presentation. The shape and scale are proven classics — if your menu leans towards sparkling wine, champagne cocktails or fizz-forward serves, these are the right tool.
