Schott Zwiesel Banquet Beverage Glass

Tritan crystal is a proprietary material developed by Schott Zwiesel that replaces lead with titanium and zirconium. This composition makes the glass significantly more resistant to breakage, chipping, and scratching than traditional glassware, while maintaining exceptional clarity.

Yes, they are specifically engineered for high-volume environments. The Tritan crystal construction is designed to withstand the rigors of commercial dishwashing cycles without clouding or losing its brilliance over time.

At 16 ounces, this glass is slightly larger than a standard water tumbler, making it versatile enough for iced tea, cocktails, or generous pours of water. Its 8.39-inch height gives it a more elegant, elevated profile than a typical short tumbler.

The Banquet series features an abbreviated stem designed specifically for stability and comfort. It provides a secure grip that feels balanced in the hand, making it practical for both casual daily dining and more formal service.

No. Because they are made from high-quality Tritan crystal rather than standard glass, they are highly resistant to the etching and clouding that often occur in dishwashers. They are built to retain their clarity even with frequent, heavy use.