Crafted from premium lead-free glass, Riedel’s Wine Series is an attractive and functional line of wineglasses, featuring the most popular bowl shapes of the more expensive Vinum collection. The glasses are machine-made in Europe by renowned glassmakers and feature a faceted stem with tiered decorations at the top and base. The thin rims are cut
Crafted from premium lead-free glass, Riedel’s Wine Series is an attractive and functional line of wineglasses, featuring the most popular bowl shapes of the more expensive Vinum collection. The glasses are machine-made in Europe by renowned glassmakers and feature a faceted stem with tiered decorations at the top and base. The thin rims are cut and polished so that wine flows smoothly onto the palate, and the bowl shapes emphasize bouquet. This set of two glasses is designed to highlight the flavors and aromas of Chianti, Zinfandel, Riesling, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese.
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My go to glasses at home (Wine industry professional review) ~ The Riedel Wine series is made from lead free crystal (glass basically). They are more affordable than the 24% lead crystal Vinum series. I like these because at around $12 a stem, you won’t cry if you break one. I try to match up the style of wine closely to the shape of the glass. For big and bold reds I use the cab/merlot glasses (Riedel Wine Series Cabernet/Merlot Glass, Set of 2). For pinot noir I use their specific glasses (Riedel Wine Series Pinot Noir Glass, Set of 2). For most whites and other softer reds I use the zinfandel/riesling stems (these). So I find that the zinfandel/riesling stems are the most versatile. For big oaky chardonnay I use the Montrachet style glasses () or the zin/riesling stems.The main feature I love about these glasses is the beautiful stem. They look like an amazing Greek column. They are edged (hexagonal or octagonal, I…
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