Right-sized for growing congregations and multi-service churches. This 200-count case pairs 100% Concord grape juice with a sealed portion of unleavened bread in our reverent, easy-open WCC Chalice design — enough for weekly or monthly Communion without constant reordering.
Why Churches Choose the 200-Count Chalice
What's Included
200 individually sealed WCC Chalice cups. Each cup has a top compartment with 100% Concord grape juice and a bottom compartment with unleavened bread, sealed with our Silent Seal™ lidding for quiet, reverent opening during service.
Storage & Shelf Life
Store in a cool, dry place (or refrigerated) for a full 180-day shelf life from the date stamped on your box. Cups can also be frozen for up to a year — just avoid refreezing once thawed.
Ingredients & Allergens
Grape Juice: Made from concentrate. Concord grape juice is a dark purple, richly flavored juice produced from mature, unfermented Concord grapes that are pressed, clarified, and detartrated. Water and sodium benzoate (a food-grade preservative) are added.
Bread: Flour, salt, water, canola oil.
Contains: Wheat. This is not a gluten-free product — if your congregation needs a gluten-free option, see our Chalice Gluten-Free 200-Count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 200 units the right size for my church?
It depends on your congregation size and how often you serve Communion. Our How Many Communion Cups Do I Need? guide can help you plan by size and frequency.
How often will I need to reorder?
That depends on how frequently your church serves Communion. Our guide on Should Your Church Serve Communion Weekly? can help you think through frequency and planning.
How is Chalice different from Simply or Elements?
All three offer prefilled Communion with easy-open sealing, but presentation and element combination differ. Our Chalice vs. Simply vs. Elements guide breaks down the differences.
Do I need to refrigerate these?
No. Store them in a cool, dry place and they'll stay fresh for the full 180-day shelf life. Refrigeration isn't required, though it's an option.
Related Resources
Right-sized for growing congregations and multi-service churches. This 200-count case pairs 100% Concord grape juice with a sealed portion of unleavened bread in our reverent, easy-open WCC Chalice design — enough for weekly or monthly Communion without constant reordering.
Why Churches Choose the 200-Count Chalice
What's Included
200 individually sealed WCC Chalice cups. Each cup has a top compartment with 100% Concord grape juice and a bottom compartment with unleavened bread, sealed with our Silent Seal™ lidding for quiet, reverent opening during service.
Storage & Shelf Life
Store in a cool, dry place (or refrigerated) for a full 180-day shelf life from the date stamped on your box. Cups can also be frozen for up to a year — just avoid refreezing once thawed.
Ingredients & Allergens
Grape Juice: Made from concentrate. Concord grape juice is a dark purple, richly flavored juice produced from mature, unfermented Concord grapes that are pressed, clarified, and detartrated. Water and sodium benzoate (a food-grade preservative) are added.
Bread: Flour, salt, water, canola oil.
Contains: Wheat. This is not a gluten-free product — if your congregation needs a gluten-free option, see our Chalice Gluten-Free 200-Count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 200 units the right size for my church?
It depends on your congregation size and how often you serve Communion. Our How Many Communion Cups Do I Need? guide can help you plan by size and frequency.
How often will I need to reorder?
That depends on how frequently your church serves Communion. Our guide on Should Your Church Serve Communion Weekly? can help you think through frequency and planning.
How is Chalice different from Simply or Elements?
All three offer prefilled Communion with easy-open sealing, but presentation and element combination differ. Our Chalice vs. Simply vs. Elements guide breaks down the differences.
Do I need to refrigerate these?
No. Store them in a cool, dry place and they'll stay fresh for the full 180-day shelf life. Refrigeration isn't required, though it's an option.
Related Resources