How is your glassware made?

Our Wine Glasses are made from high-quality crystal glass that’s blown in Germany. For the home bar or bar cart, wine drinkers will find these to be the best wine glasses for improving the home drinking experience and overall wine tasting. For best flavor, aeration, and aroma of different wines, pair it with a Decanter.

What’s the difference between red wine glasses and white wine glasses?

Similar in shape but with a few key differences, both red wine glasses and white wine glasses can accommodate numerous types of wine. Reds like bordeaux, pinot noir, merlot, and cabernet sauvignon need bigger, rounder drinking glasses to accommodate their fuller bodies. On the other hand, white wine varietals like chardonnay and sauvignon blanc generally feature a narrow bowl to preserve floral tasting notes and maintain a cooler temperature for the vino. Both types of drinkware prefer a long stem, which any sommelier will tell you minimizes the effect of your hands heating the wine.

Is your glassware dishwasher safe?

Yes, all of our Glassware is dishwasher safe. Our Wine Glasses have been tested to withstand 1500 cycles in a household dishwasher.

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Learn From Expert Sommelier Alicia Towns Franken

This complete collection of German Glassware is designed to bring out the best in every beverage.

Made in Germany
4 Red Wine Glasses (25 oz)
4 White Wine Glasses (16 oz)
4 Drinking Glasses (15 oz)
Dishwasher Safe
Made of Lead-Free, Ultra-Durable Crystal

Safety and Health

All of our Glassware pieces are made without:

PFAS
PFOA
PTFE
Lead
Cadmium
Aluminum
BPA

Glassware Sets
12-Piece

Features and Benefits

Why You'll Love It

Seamless Crystal Glass
Our Wine Glasses are made from quartz sourced from Europe’s purest mineral deposit, allowing us to make each Glass seamless and incredibly thin.
Unique Bowl Design
An expanded decanter-shaped bowl allows you to aerate reds directly in the glass, while a narrower white wine glass allows just enough air to open up delicate flavors.
Ultra Thin Lip
Laser cut to allow wine to flow seamlessly from the glass to your mouth.

Seamless Crystal Glass
Our Wine Glasses are made from quartz sourced from Europe’s purest mineral deposit, allowing us to make each Glass seamless and incredibly thin.
Unique Bowl Design
An expanded decanter-shaped bowl allows you to aerate reds directly in the glass, while a narrower white wine glass allows just enough air to open up delicate flavors.
Ultra Thin Lip
Laser cut to allow wine to flow seamlessly from the glass to your mouth.

Craftsmanship-First Design

Our years-in-the-making proprietary shape is, in the words of wine expert Alicia Towns Franken, “absolutely perfect.” Watch our co-founder, President, and wine glass aficionado Jake Kalick go behind the design of what makes our Wine Glasses so special.

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