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Champagne glass

Discover our collection of champagne glasses, an elegant setting that enhances your tastings with finesse and refinement.
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Champagne Glasses, Flutes and Coupes

The choice of glass changes how bubbles behave, and therefore what you perceive. Our collection features 27 models, from slender flutes to more generous coupes, as well as more contemporary shapes like Lame, Crown or Eden.

Flute, coupe or tulip shape: how to choose

The flute preserves the column of bubbles and concentrates aromas to the nose. The coupe releases aromas faster, which is well suited for more vinous champagnes or festive cocktails. The tulip shape is in between: it retains the bubbles without suffocating the nose. Our Gold Rim models add a golden touch for special occasions and weddings.

For all occasions

For an exceptional dinner, our most elaborate models (Sillage, Royal, Gold Rim) beautifully enhance a fine champagne. Discover also our wine glasses for a complete table setting, or our cocktail glasses for more festive evenings.

Frequently Asked Questions about Champagne Glasses

How many champagne glasses in a 75 cl bottle?
A standard bottle allows for serving about 6 flutes of 12 cl, or 5 more generous coupes of 15 cl. For a half bottle (37.5 cl), count on 3 flutes.
How to hold a champagne glass correctly?
Hold the flute by the stem, never by the bowl: the warmth of your hands heats the champagne and accelerates the loss of bubbles. For a wide coupe, hold it by the base of the stem.
Can prosecco or crémant be served in these glasses?
Yes, without a problem. Our flutes and coupes are suitable for both prosecco and crémant. The tulip shape is particularly suited for the finer bubbles of some crémants.