Meknes Recycled Highball Glasses - Nicola Spring - White

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The Meknes Recycled Highball Glasses by Nicola Spring are ideal for individuals seeking to add a touch of authentic Moroccan style to their everyday beverage service. Their key benefit lies in their unique, hand-blown craftsmanship using recycled glass, offering a distinctive look and feel. A potential caveat is that due to their handmade nature, each glass may have slight variations. This set includes six 325ml glasses, perfect for serving a variety of drinks from juices and cocktails to smoothies, providing a stylish yet affordable way to elevate your drinkware.

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ColourWhite
Model Part NumberST-NS-RY111 x 6
BrandNicola Spring

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FAQs

Are these glasses truly unique?

Yes, each glass is hand-blown in Marrakech from recycled glass, meaning there will be slight variations in shape and thickness, making every piece unique.

What is the capacity of each glass?

Each glass has a capacity of 325ml.

Can I put these glasses in the dishwasher?

It is strongly recommended to hand wash these glasses with warm, soapy water to preserve their unique finish and prevent damage. Dishwasher use may lead to clouding or breakage.

What are they made of?

They are made from 100% recycled glass.

What kind of drinks are best suited for these glasses?

They are perfect for a wide variety of beverages, including juices, cocktails, smoothies, water, and iced tea.

Where are these glasses made?

The glasses are hand-blown in Marrakech, Morocco.

Does the 'white colour family' mean they are pure white?

The 'white colour family' suggests a general color classification. Due to the recycled glass material and hand-blowing process, there might be subtle variations or a slightly off-white hue rather than a uniform, bright white.

Troubleshooting

Glass has a slight imperfection or variation

This is a normal characteristic of hand-blown, recycled glass and contributes to the unique charm of each piece. Embrace the individuality.

Glass appears cloudy after washing

Ensure you are hand washing with a mild detergent and rinsing thoroughly. Avoid harsh dishwasher detergents. For stubborn cloudiness, a soak in a vinegar and water solution can help.

Glass feels unusually light or thin

While designed for durability, being mindful of the glass's thickness and handling it gently during washing and use will help prevent accidental breakage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Unique, artisanal quality due to hand-blowing.
  • Environmentally friendly due to recycled glass construction.
  • Stylish and distinctive design that stands out.
  • Comfortable to hold and drink from with a smooth rim.
  • Adds a touch of global flair to any setting.
  • Affordable way to own unique glassware.

Cons

  • Slight variations in size and shape may occur due to hand-blowing.
  • Not dishwasher safe (hand wash recommended for longevity).
  • May be more fragile than mass-produced glassware.
  • Limited color options (white family specified).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These glasses require no setup; they are ready for immediate use upon arrival. They are compatible with a wide range of beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. To maintain their unique appearance and longevity, hand washing with warm, soapy water is recommended. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as these can scratch the recycled glass. While durable for everyday use, handle with care to prevent chipping or breakage. Due to the nature of hand-blown glass, extreme temperature changes should be avoided to prevent thermal shock.

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