Macro photograph of a seamless pulled stem junction on a clear wine goblet.

We pull stems from the bowl without seams

This 650 ml pulled-stem Bordeaux goblet forms the centerpiece of our restaurant wine stems bulk selections, engineered with lead-free crystal glass to deliver sensory clarity while enduring the shear force of industrial tray washing.

Project Integration Cost Basis 5,000–35,000 USD per project deployment

Turnkey commercial glassware catalog deployments across 50 to 500 SKU configured in 2 to 8 weeks. Pricing is calculated on product card count, filter depth, POS inventory sync, and content documentation.

Our optical testing confirms zero joint friction across the bowl-to-stem transition point

Two-piece wine glasses that join a separately pressed foot and stem onto a blown bowl will invariably fail along the fused weld line during server tray polishing. The Pulled-Stem Bordeaux Goblet 650ml (SKU GW-BDX-650-PS) is formed using single-gather molten drawing, pulling the 6.2 mm slender glass column directly out of the bowl base while still in a malleable thermal phase.

This seamless geometry eliminates the mechanical stress notch entirely. In torsion tests performed in our Austin workshop, the pulled junction supports up to 14.5 Newton-meters of rotational polishing torque before deflection, compared to 8.2 Newton-meters recorded on welded alternatives. The 0.8 mm cold-cut laser-trimmed lip introduces the wine smoothly onto the palate without an intrusive rounded glass bead.

Brim Capacity 650 ml (22.0 fl oz)
Stem Diameter 6.2 mm drawn column
Rim Treatment 0.8 mm cold-cut laser
Glass Material Lead-free barium crystal

Ivan Petrov personally validates every commercial stemware specification card in our Austin facility

Hospitality sommeliers and beverage directors need accurate dimensional drawings before specifying glass racks and back-bar shelving. Ivan Petrov has directed our catalog curation since 2021 as registered manager under IP Petrova, having prepared exactly 240 verified commercial glassware SKU cards during the preceding calendar year.

Dimensional verification matches this Bordeaux stemware directly against standard commercial dishwashing racks. The glass stands 235 mm tall with an 84 mm footplate diameter, providing maximum stability on wet service trays while fitting comfortably into 16-compartment high-profile wash racks with 250 mm vertical clearance.

Physical Metric Measurement Value Testing Protocol & Hospitality Notes
Total Brim Volume 650 ml (22.0 fl oz) Gravimetric test with 20°C distilled water to upper lip plane
Ideal Tasting Pour 150–180 ml (5–6 fl oz) Leaves 470 ml aroma collection headspace above liquid meniscus
Overall Height 235.0 mm Requires 16-compartment extended wash racks with riser collar
Bowl Outer Diameter 96.0 mm maximum width Broad evaporation basin focused for Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot
Mouth Opening Diameter 72.0 mm tapered aperture Slightly narrowed inward angle to concentrate volatile aromatics
Base Footplate Width 84.0 mm flat ground Perimeter chamfer prevents edge chipping during tray transport
Tare Weight 175 grams ± 5 g Optimized weight distribution with center of balance at 92 mm height
Pallet Packaging 6 / 24 / 576 units 6 units in partitioned gift sleeve; 576 units per wooden shipping pallet

Our structured catalogue deployment delivers turnkey inventory suites within two to eight weeks

When a venue procures glassware through our service, they receive structured catalog architecture rather than an unorganized wholesale invoice. Sourcing managers evaluate suppliers across five distinct criteria: total product card count, filter depth, ERP inventory integrations, professional content population, and technical search engine setup. We execute this through four defined phases:

We physically verify footplate stability rack clearance and bowl aperture dimensions across our Austin tasting bench

Physical caliper audits measure glass footplate diameters, stem heights, and bowl apertures to verify alignment with commercial dishwashing racks and tray clearing patterns.

We index stemware lines across volume brackets dining purpose profiles and silhouette geometry vectors

Taxonomic tags assign strict metadata to every stem SKU, distinguishing high-tannin Bordeaux shapes from delicate Burgundy balloons and acidic white wine flutes.

Ivan Petrov authors comprehensive stemware cards covering cold-cut rim specifications and packaging rules

Ivan Petrov documents the lead-free crystal composition, thermal differential parameters, and packing configurations under IP Petrova trade guidelines.

We integrate the completed stemware database with your internal inventory feeds point of sale systems and filters

Deployment engineers configure multi-tier search filters across volume, purpose, and shape while synchronizing catalog cards with venue procurement databases.

We specify lead-free crystal glass to prevent caustic dishwasher etching across commercial wash cycles

Traditional lead crystal contains up to twenty-four percent lead oxide, which leaches in acidic solutions and turns milky white when exposed to hot commercial alkaline detergents. The 650 ml Bordeaux goblet is crafted from high-purity barium and potassium crystal glass, completely free from lead.

This composition maintains acoustic resonance and optical light transmission above ninety-one percent while resisting detergent etching across five hundred industrial wash cycles. Operational advisories caution against utilizing thin-walled domestic stems in busy cocktail lounges or bar service without proper staff training on single-cloth stem polishing. For rugged bar service, review our cylindrical heavy tumbler or our commercial barware suite.

Request a structured catalogue proposal for your dining room glassware procurement

All glassware catalog solutions are delivered as bespoke B2B deployments priced between 5,000 and 35,000 USD. Ivan Petrov reviews all specifications within one business day from our Austin office.

Austin Inspection Office

1301 Barton Springs Road, Austin, Texas 78704

Phone: +1 (340) 135-6875

Email: office@glassware.click

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