Wine glass
Discover our collection of wine glasses, a refined showcase that elevates your tastings with grace and intensity.
Wine Glasses: The Right Shape for Every Grape Variety
A good wine glass doesn't just hold wine; it guides the aromas to the palate and reveals the color. Our collection brings together 25 glass models, designed for all wine styles, from the wide tulip shape (Elaros, Orbs, Solen) to the more tapered silhouettes for whites (Serenta, Ulysse), including our Crystal I to IV range for grand tastings.
Tulip, Chalice or Tapered Shape: How to Choose Your Wine Glass
The wide tulip shape promotes the oxygenation of powerful red wines (cabernet, syrah, bordeaux). The tapered shape concentrates the delicate aromas of light whites and rosés. Our colored models Amber, Grey and Iridescent add a more personal touch to the table, and are ordered in pairs.
A Complete Range, to Combine According to Your Desires
For enthusiasts who want to go further, our Crystal I to IV range offers a thinness of wall designed for grand tastings. Pair your glasses with our wine decanters for complete service, or take a look at our sommelier gift sets for a ready-to-give present.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wine Glasses
How many glasses of wine in a 75 cl bottle?
A standard bottle allows for about 5 to 6 glasses of 12 cl, the usual serving size for tasting. For a more generous serving (15 to 16 cl), count on 4 to 5 glasses.
Which side of the table does the wine glass go on?
The wine glass is placed to the right of the plate, slightly above the knife. If there are several glasses, they align diagonally from the largest (for white) to the smallest (for red).
Which glass to choose for a Pinot Noir or Burgundy?
Pinot Noir and Burgundy wines express themselves best in a wide-bowled glass, like our Elaros or Orbs models. The large volume of air in contact with the wine develops the delicate fruity aromas characteristic of this grape variety.
Can these glasses be put in the dishwasher?
Yes, on a delicate program and without aggressive detergent. To preserve their brilliance over time, hand washing in lukewarm water remains the best option, especially for the Crystal I to IV range.