Flute Glasses: 240 ml service for clean sparkling pours

By Atmar Horeca team

If your sparkling wine serve is 150 ml, glass capacity matters in day-to-day service. This Novatex flute gives you a stated capacity of 240 ml, so your pour can sit below the rim with space left above it.

That headroom helps you present sparkling wine in a way that looks controlled on the table and practical at the bar. For a bar manager, that means an easier standard to brief, check and repeat across service.

Why the 240 ml flute suits sparkling wine service

The key figure here is simple: Capacity: 240ml. Against a 150 ml sparkling wine pour, that leaves room in the glass rather than pushing liquid close to the rim.

The flute is also defined by a tall, slender design with a sturdy stem. For sparkling wine service, that shape suits champagne, prosecco, sparkling wine and cocktails, which makes it useful if the same glass appears across more than one section of your list.

The stated dimensions are Ø4.5cm x 22.5cm. In service terms, that gives you a narrow, upright format that fits the role of a flute without turning a 150 ml serve into a short-looking pour.

Tip: Keep your sparkling wine serve fixed at one measured 150 ml pour so the headroom in each flute looks consistent across the bar.

Build the pour: a 150 ml sparkling serve that fits the glass

For this service build, keep it simple and volume-led. You are serving the wine itself, not a topped-up mixed drink, so the only ingredient you need to standardise is the sparkling wine.

Ingredients

• 150 ml sparkling wine

This quantity fits within the stated 240 ml capacity of the flute and leaves headroom in the glass.

Method for a clean, consistent sparkling wine serve

1. Place one clean Novatex flute on the bar or service station.
2. Measure 150 ml sparkling wine.
3. Pour the sparkling wine into the flute in one steady serve.
4. Stop at 150 ml and check that the wine sits below the rim with visible headroom left in the glass.
5. Serve immediately.

This is a straightforward build for teams that need repeatable sparkling service during bar trading, functions or table service. Because the flute is intended for champagne, prosecco, sparkling wine and cocktails, you can also apply the same glass standard across several sparkling listings where your menu uses a similar by-the-glass measure.

Where this flute works best on your drinks list

This flute is a practical fit where sparkling wine is poured by the glass and needs a consistent presentation from first serve to last. It suits champagne, prosecco and sparkling wine listings, and it also gives you an option for sparkling cocktails where you want the same tall flute format.

If you want a second flute option on the same sparkling wine service, a near-size alternative is the Stemmed Champagne Flute, Dionysos Series, 245 ml. At 245 ml, it sits close to this glass in service planning.

For bar managers, that can help when you are building a flute range for different outlets, event packages or stock splits while keeping capacity in a similar bracket.

Service notes for stock, handling and event use

The brand is Novatex, the pack size is 24, and the current stock status is in stock. For venue planning, that gives you a clear starting point for ordering by pack and allocating glassware between main bar, restaurant floor and event stores.

A 24-pack format is useful when you need to count glassware by case for setup, replacement and post-event returns. If sparkling wine appears in banqueting, receptions or high-turnover functions, that makes stock checks simpler for your team.

The flute’s tall profile means it is best treated as a dedicated sparkling service glass on your racks, stations and function packs. Keep the role clear in your glass brief so staff do not cross it into unrelated service where the same shape is not needed.

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