Italesse and Lehmann wine glasses. For white wine, red wine, universal and sommelier glasses. Selected by us, suitable for every bottle.
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What we use ourselves
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Personal advice
From velvety Pinot Noir to powerful Amarone. Wide bowls that bring out the complexity of the wine.
Red wine needs space. The wide bowl lets the wine breathe and brings out the complex aromas.
Bourgogne-style bowl: rounded, tapering to a tulip. The round base lets fragile aromas develop, the narrow rim guides them towards the nose.
Lehmann Hommage 69, Italesse T-Made 75 Leggerissimi
Bordeaux bowl: taller and narrower than Burgundy, ideal for wines with firm tannins. Directs the wine to the middle of the tongue.
Italesse Etoilé Noir, T-Made 75
Extra-large bowl for the most powerful wines. Provides plenty of oxygen to settle high alcohol levels and complex tannins.
Italesse Masterclass 90, T-Made 95 Oslavia
For over forty years, Italesse has been making glassware you'll find in Michelin restaurants across Europe. For wine they designed the Etoilé Noir, T-Made 75 (Bordeaux) and the special T-Made 95 Oslavia for Amarone.
Lehmann is based in Reims, in the heart of the Champagne region. Their mouth-blown Synergie and Excellence ranges grace the tables of sommeliers across Europe. A fitting bowl for every wine.
Three production methods, three types of glass. What is the difference?
Modern crystal has the clarity of traditional lead crystal, but without the lead. Safer, dishwasher-safe and just as elegant.
Each glass individually mouth-blown by a glassblower: Italesse Leggerissimi and the Lehmann premium series. Ultra-thin rim, subtle differences in shape, unmistakable craftsmanship.
The Italesse Xtreme series is machine-made for extra break resistance. Dishwasher-safe, sturdy and perfect for everyday use.
The Bordeaux glass is tall and relatively narrow, ideal for wines with firm tannins (Cabernet, Merlot). The Burgundy glass is bowl-shaped with a rounded base and a tapered rim, perfect for Pinot Noir and other delicate wines where aroma takes centre stage.
For light wines (Pinot Noir, Beaujolais) we recommend 60-70cl. For full-bodied wines (Bordeaux, Tuscan style) 75-90cl is ideal. For powerful wines like Amarone and Barolo we go to 90cl or more: they need extra oxygen to come into their own.
Red wine needs more room to breathe. The oxygen softens the tannins and lets the complex aromas shine. White wine is usually drunk cooler and younger, so a smaller bowl that keeps the wine cool does the job.
For the real enthusiasts: yes. Wines like Amarone, Barolo and Châteauneuf-du-Pape are high in alcohol (often 14.5-16%) with powerful tannins. A large 90+ cl bowl (such as the Italesse Masterclass 90 Xtreme) gives the wine the room it deserves. For occasional use, a large Bordeaux bowl works perfectly well too.
Most of the glasses we sell are dishwasher safe: the Italesse Leggerissimi and Xtreme ranges. We recommend washing mouth-blown bowls by hand to extend their lifespan. Every product page states whether the glass is dishwasher safe.
For a dinner at home, 1 red wine glass per person is enough. Do you often host dinners with several wines (a light red with the starter, a full-bodied one with the main course)? Then invest in two different bowls, for example a Burgundy shape for Pinot Noir and a Bordeaux shape for Cabernet or Merlot.
Then we'll replace it right away. Send us a photo by email or WhatsApp and we'll send a new one free of charge. Our glass-breakage guarantee applies to all orders.
Hundreds of customers chose our personal selection.
Not sure which bowl suits your wine? We're happy to advise you personally. No question is too much.
