Anchor Hocking Mug 16 Ounce Beer, 24 Per Case

capacity Great for beer, water, soda, and root beer floats Crystal-clear clarity and paneled design enhance your presentation Includes an easy-to-grip handle Features a thick base for added stability

Uses

Draft beer service: Pour pints of lager, ale, stout, or IPA with room for a proper head and clear visibility of color and carbonation.
Soda and water: Serve fountain sodas, sparkling water, or iced water with the same sturdy presentation as a dedicated beverage glass.
Root beer floats: Layer ice cream and root beer in the 16 ounce capacity with space left over for foam and toppings.
Cocktail presentation: Use for large-format cocktails, shandies, or layered drinks where the paneled glass highlights each ingredient.

Who Would Benefit

• Bars and brewpubs needing a durable, high-volume pint glass for daily draft service
• Restaurants serving beer, soda, or float-style desserts tableside
• Caterers and event planners outfitting beverage stations for weddings, festivals, or corporate gatherings
• Home entertainers who want a classic beer mug with enough weight and clarity for casual hosting

Product Highlights

• 16 ounce capacity accommodates a full pint plus head
• Crystal-clear glass with a paneled design for visual appeal
• Easy-to-grip handle for comfortable holding
• Thick base provides added stability on flat surfaces
• Full case of 24 mugs for efficient commercial stocking

Application Areas

These mugs are well suited for bar tops, restaurant dining rooms, banquet beverage stations, outdoor patio service, and home bar setups. The thick base holds up to high-turn environments, and the paneled clarity makes them appropriate for front-of-house presentation where glassware appearance matters.

Preparation & Use

Rinse before first use. Dishwasher safe for routine cleaning. For best clarity, hand dry with a lint-free cloth after washing. Avoid thermal shock by not moving mugs directly from a freezer to hot water or vice versa. Stack empty mugs carefully; the thick base is stable but direct impact on the rim can chip glass.