Why this shot glasse earns its place
The Bourbon Street shot glass does one thing with honesty: hold 60ml of spirit and look good doing it. The Art Deco lines are clean, not fussy. The design is straight-cut—no curves or flourishes that complicate washing or collect dust. Just geometry that works.
The heavy bottom is structural, not decoration. A thick base means the glass sits solid on the bar. It won't tip when a customer sets it down firmly, and it absorbs the shock if someone sets it down on a linoleum floor. The glass overall is thick and clear—no cloudiness, good sparkle, and durability that matters in a venue where glasses move fast.
60ml is the standard shot measure for spirits—vodka, tequila, rum, whisky, whatever you're pouring. The glass scales right to the serve. At 79mm tall and 49mm wide, they sit neatly in a well or on the back bar. A 24-pack is the practical minimum for any venue doing spirits service. You need enough rotation to keep the dishwashers from becoming a bottleneck.
