Types of Glasswares - Food & Beverages Notes

Types of Glasswares, Silverwares & Chinawares - Food & Beverages Notes. Here I will be listing the types of different F&B Glasswares, Silverwares and Chinawares along with there examples of each.




GLASSWARES

 1. Red Wine Glass
EXAMPLE: Pinot Noir


2. White Wine Glass
EXAMPLE: Chardonnay 


3. Flute Glass
EXAMPLE: Champagne, Bellini























4. Cocktail Glass
EXAMPLE: Cosmopolitan


5. Highball Glass
EXAMPLE: Collins Glass


6. Lowball Glass
EXAMPLE: Old Fashioned glass for negroni



7. Hurricane Glass


8. Martini Glass


9. Margarita Glass 


10. Snifter Glass

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