Wine Glasses – Room to Swirl

At 520 millilitres the bowl is generous, which matters more than it sounds: a wine poured to a third of a large glass has room to open up. The bowl is cut at an angle rather than rounded, giving the pair a sharper line on the table. The stem is long enough to hold without warming the wine.

Why choose these glasses?

A small glass filled to the brim does the wine no favours. A large glass poured modestly is what tasting rooms use, and the difference is obvious.

520ml capacity – Room to pour properly and still swirl.
Angular bowl – A contemporary line rather than the standard curve.
Long stem – Hold the stem, keep the wine at temperature.
Clear crystal – Shows the colour of the wine without a tint.
Dishwasher safe – Practical for a set you use rather than display.

So a Tuesday glass of red gets treated properly.

Sold as a pair with a chrome or brass accent detail. Load them on the top rack of the dishwasher with space between them; stems break in transit far more often than in use. Store upright rather than rim-down to protect the edges.