Why this mixing glasse earns its place
These are mixing glasses built for professional bartenders who churn through dozens of cocktails in an evening. The 750ml capacity suits complex stirred drinks—martinis, Manhattans, Negronis—with enough room to work ice without splashing, yet not so large they feel unwieldy in the hand.
The Carats range brings real glamour to the back bar. The diamond pattern is etched across the glass, catching light and adding visual interest without being fussy. For a venue that cares about theatre, these look genuinely good when customers catch a glimpse of the mixing process. They feel premium without the fragility that comes with actual crystal.
Durability is built in, not hoped for. Onis's Xtratuff strengthening process hardens the glass against thermal shock and mechanical impact—the two things that kill mixing glasses in a busy bar. Drop them on the sink edge, run them through hot water then add ice-cold spirits, subject them to the physical reality of high-volume service. They're engineered to survive it. And when the inevitable happens, dishwasher cleaning is effortless.
