Glass beer cup RITZENHOFF ISAR 30 cl model CZ1910001874

The RITZENHOFF ISAR 30 cl glass beer cup is a compact, clear drinking vessel designed for serving beer in a controlled 300 ml portion. Made of transparent glass, it highlights beer colour, clarity and carbonation while maintaining a simple, functional silhouette suitable for home kitchens, bars and event settings. The glass construction provides a neutral taste profile and easy cleaning, and its moderate capacity is practical for tastings, portion-controlled servings or everyday use.

Advantages

This beer cup offers a balanced capacity that suits single servings without excessive volume. The transparent glass body ensures accurate visual presentation of beer colour and foam, useful for sensory evaluation and attractive table presentation. Its compact shape is space-efficient for storage and stacking and the simple design fits a variety of tableware styles. Glass material is non-reactive and dishwasher-safe under normal conditions, providing reliable hygiene and easy maintenance.

Suitable for

• Home beer servings and casual dining
• Bars, pubs and restaurants for portion-controlled pours
• Beer tastings and sampling events
• Catering and events where compact glassware is required

Key specifications

• Material: clear glass
• Capacity: 300 ml (30 cl)
• Shape: compact, straight-sided silhouette
• Finish: transparent, smooth rim
• Intended use: beer and other cold beverages

How to use

Rinse the glass before first use. Fill the cup gently to preserve carbonation and form a modest head appropriate to the beer style. Hold the glass by the base or lower stem area to avoid transferring heat from the hand to the beer. After use, rinse or wash promptly to avoid residue buildup; for routine cleaning, use a dishwasher on a gentle cycle or wash by hand with warm water and mild detergent, then air dry or towel dry with a lint-free cloth.

Usage recommendations

For best presentation, pour at a slight angle then straighten the glass mid-pour to achieve a small to moderate head. Avoid extreme temperature changes to reduce risk of thermal stress to the glass.