Anne Ladd, director of tabletop and merchandising at TriMark SS Kemp, Cleveland shares her expertise.
While operators may have a good sense of glassware styles their businesses need, they should weigh several other factors when specifying these items.
Glassware can help tailor a tabletop presentation to be a unique, personal experience for customers. Unlike dinnerware, where food takes precedence, in this category, it’s as much about the glass as it is about the beverage it holds.
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Barfly
This barware line is suitable for use in making both classic libations and creative cocktails. Products include shakers in different sizes, finishes and colors; bar spoons in an assortment of lengths; measuring tools; strainers; ice tools; muddlers; knives; garnishing tools; peelers; and serving tools, such as stainless steel cocktail picks, metal straws and tongs.
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