20oz Spiritpak Red Paper Party Cup

20oz Spiritpak Red Paper Party Cup is a practical and sustainable solution for serving pints and cold drinks at events, pubs, and outdoor venues. With a 568ml capacity and sturdy paper construction, it delivers the same functionality as standard plastic pint cups while using 86% less plastic, making it ideal for catering businesses and food service operators committed to reducing environmental impact.

Key Features

• Material: Durable paper with vibrant red finish
• Size/Capacity: 20oz, 568ml to brim
• Pack size: 25 per sleeve, 500 per case
• Eco credentials: Recyclable, 86% less plastic than standard plastic pint cups
• Compatibility: Alcohol migration tested, safe for beer, cider, and soft drinks

Ideal For

Pubs and bars rely on these cups to serve draught beers and ciders reliably during peak service. Caterers and event operators use them for festivals, outdoor parties, and high-volume celebrations where sturdy, branded presentation matters. Takeaways and delis benefit from the professional appearance and consumer perception of sustainability. Restaurants hosting casual dining or outdoor seating appreciate the cost efficiency and eco-positioning without compromising durability.

Picture a busy pub on match day, where staff can confidently pour pints into these sturdy cups for standing customers and outdoor terraces. At a summer festival or wedding reception, guests receive drinks in a cup that looks polished and reduces the host's plastic footprint. A deli counter preparing drinks for takeaway lunch orders gains both reliability and a subtle sustainability message that modern customers notice.

Good to Know

These cups are designed to handle the thermal and structural demands of cold drinks and alcoholic beverages without degradation or migration of harmful substances. The 500-cup case format (20 sleeves of 25) allows efficient storage and rotation in busy food service kitchens. Pair with compatible cup lids for takeaway service, and dispose of used cups in standard recycling streams where paper and cardboard are accepted locally.