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Developed by Georg Riedel on the principle that content commands shape, each glass is tailored to a specific grape varietal. Generous bowls allow for the bouquet to fully open, highlighting the Bordeaux’s particular flavors by directing where the wine first meets the tongue. Showcases both young and mature wines, intensifying their supple texture, layers of bouquet and long finish.
As one of Riedel's most popular Vinum glass, receive two bonus Bordeaux glasses when you purchase six. It’s a total of eight glasses for the price of six. Made in Germany.
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Riedel ‘Vinum’ Bordeaux Stemware, Set of 6 + 2 Bonus Glasses
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Value, $191.80
$141.60
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In Stock
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- Manufacturer: Riedel
- Includes: 8 glasses
- Care: Hand wash; let air dry wipe with lint-free (microfiber or linen) cloth
- Capacity: 21½ oz. (Riedel recommends filling bowls only one-fifth full for maximum enjoyment.)
- Dimensions: 9" height
- Material: 24% lead crystal
- Model: 7416/0
BENEFITS:
- Glasses designed specifically for Bordeaux.
- Generous bowls allow for the bouquet to fully open while highlighting particular flavors.
- Receive eight glasses for the price of six.
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Riedel Crystal, which began producing glass in Europe in 1756, was the first company to develop a series of glasses in different shapes and sizes designed to match various types of wine. All of the major series of glasses in the Riedel line are designed to enhance the wine-tasting experience, revealing the wine’s nuances and full bouquet. The size and shape of each glass, tailored to a specific grape varietal, highlight particular flavors by directing where the wine first meets the palate’s taste zones, thus bringing the wine into perfect balance. These glasses expose a larger surface area of the wine to oxygen, allowing the wine to open up and mature, releasing its full aroma.
Riedel glasses provide a superb wine experience, showing off each wine’s brilliant color, taste and aroma.
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