The Glitch Glassware
The Glitch by Kate Gerwin is the winner of the 3rd edition of the Glassology by ONIS competition. This unique glass, with its artful design, impacts all five senses and enhances the drinking experience! Its mismatched steps, where the drink spreads, make it appealing to the eye and make you want to fit your fingers on
those little glitches on the sides. You cannot resist it!
These days, Instagram pays the bills. Guests want to take that next gram-worthy picture, so we need to think bigger than just the liquid in the glass. From glass to garnish, the cocktail must be a work of art! So, when creating the Glitch, Kate wanted to create a glass that gets that ‘wow factor’ but stays classy and inspiring.
Kate: ‘When I look for glassware for my own bar, I look for something that catches the eye but is still functional. Ice is also a consideration. I wanted a glass that would highlight a perfectly clear spear cube yet allows the drink to shine through.’
Building on the success of the Collins shape, ONIS introduces The Glitch DOF. This glass is more than just an extension; it’s a unique piece that add value and stand out in the ONIS glassware collection.
DOF 35.5CL | Collins 40CL
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