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SKU: 634-15585
Brand: Libbey
Model: 15585
Libbey 15585 9 oz DuraTuff® Restaurant Basics Highball Glass
The Libbey 15585 9 oz DuraTuff Highball Glass is a durable, cost-effective choice for restaurants. Its DuraTuff treatment resists breakage, reducing replacement costs while maintaining a sleek design perfect for cocktails.
Key Features
- •DuraTuff® treatment resists breakage, reducing glassware replacement costs and waste for restaurants.
- •Versatile 9 oz capacity, perfect for Collins, highballs, and simple cocktails—ideal for any bar setup.
- •Classic highball design with a clear finish, allowing drinks to stand out while maintaining a professional look.
- •Durable and lightweight at 21 oz, designed for comfort and efficiency in a fast-paced restaurant environment.
- •Part of Libbey’s Restaurant Basics collection, offering cost-effective, high-quality glassware solutions.
Starting from $124.08/unit
Volume discounts available
The Libbey 15585 9 oz DuraTuff Highball Glass is a versatile and cost-effective solution for restaurants and bars looking to enhance their cocktail offerings without compromising on durability. Part of the Restaurant Basics collection, this highball glass features a clear, classic design that allows beverages to stand out while maintaining a professional appearance. The DuraTuff treatment is a game-changer, significantly reducing the risk of breakage when dropped, which translates to lower replacement costs and less waste for commercial kitchens. Ideal for serving Collins, highballs, or simple cocktails, this 9 oz glass holds enough liquid for standard drinks while fitting comfortably in the hand. Its 4.5-inch height and 3.125-inch top diameter make it a practical choice for bartenders and servers alike, ensuring comfort and efficiency in a fast-paced environment. Whether you're outfitting a new bar or restocking your existing inventory, the Libbey 15585 is a reliable, high-performance glass that balances durability, aesthetics, and functionality—key factors for any restaurant looking to optimize its glassware spend while maintaining quality.