Champagne bowl — AZ boutique

The Champagne Bowl collection by AZ boutique brings together the large ice containers used to chill bottles during receptions. A selection designed for event bars, buffets and the vin d'honneur, where a single generous piece replaces several individual ice buckets.

What makes the Champagne Bowl collection distinctive

The champagne bowl differs from a classic ice bucket through its oval format and extended capacity: it holds several bottles laid flat in crushed ice, which keeps service quick behind a counter. The reference offered is in clear acrylic, 40 x 28 cm format — a sturdy yet lightweight compromise for long standing services.

• Oval 40 x 28 cm format to hold several bottles laid flat
• Clear acrylic: visual play of ice and bottles without stainless-steel weight
• Reception, event bar and vin d'honneur use

The most popular pieces in the Champagne Bowl collection

The oval acrylic bowl accounts for all the collection's purchases on AZ boutique.

• Oval acrylic champagne bowl 40 x 28 cm: AZ boutique's best-selling piece, reception format, clear body that showcases ice and bottles

Choosing within the Champagne Bowl collection

Oval bowl or individual bucket: which to choose?

The individual bucket is meant to serve a single bottle in the dining room, next to a table. The oval bowl plays a different role: it is a counter piece that keeps four to six bottles cool throughout a standing cocktail or vin d'honneur. The two formats are complementary and do not address the same service moments.

Why an acrylic rather than stainless-steel format?

Clear acrylic showcases the crushed ice and the bottles inside, which becomes part of the reception-bar decor. Weight remains limited even when full, useful for transport between kitchen and dining room. Stainless steel remains preferable for very intensive hospitality use and a more formal finish.

How much ice to use for clean service?

Fill crushed ice up to mid-height of the bowl, then place bottles flat or angled with necks pointing outwards. Renew the ice mid-service if the reception is long or the room warm — the bowl should remain cold to the touch so the bottles do too.

How much counter space does it require?

The 40 x 28 cm format calls for around 45 cm of counter depth to avoid splashes. On a narrow counter, place the bowl at the end to free up glass-service space, or use an individual bucket on the table.

The Champagne Bowl collection on AZ boutique

Discover the Champagne Bowl selection by AZ boutique for your receptions and vins d'honneur. To complete your champagne service, also browse the Glassware and Kitchenware sections.

Other AZ boutique collections to discover: Coffrets & écrins, Cercle à tarte, Ramequin haut, Vin.

To complete your selection, see also our vasque a champagnes section.