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Riedel Vinum

These refined glasses by Riedel are instruments of precision that enhance the fullness, the cultivation and the various shades that determine wine. This famous glassware company, is situated in Kufstein, in the Austrian mountains of Tirolo. German precision, passion and creativity are all expressed through these pieces. Only these goblets optimally convey the aromatic components of wine to the nose, and the wine itself to all the correct taste buds.

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  • 6 wine glasses 6416/15
    150.00 €
  • VINUM was the first machine-made glass collection in history to be based on the characteristics of grape varieties. Grape varieties carry unmistakable aromatic and flavor profiles in their DNA, making the choice of the right glass all the more important. VINUM was developed by Georg J. Riedel not on a drawing board, but through sensory workshops—an approac(...)
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  • 6 water glasses 6416/02
    150.00 €
  • VINUM was the first machine-made glass collection in history to be based on the characteristics of grape varieties. Grape varieties carry unmistakable aromatic and flavor profiles in their DNA, making the choice of the right glass all the more important. VINUM was developed by Georg J. Riedel not on a drawing board, but through sensory workshops—an approac(...)
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  • 6 flutes 6416/48
    150.00 €
  • VINUM was the first machine-made glass collection in history to be based on the characteristics of grape varieties. Grape varieties carry unmistakable aromatic and flavor profiles in their DNA, making the choice of the right glass all the more important. VINUM was developed by Georg J. Riedel not on a drawing board, but through sensory workshops—an approac(...)
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  • 6 flutes champagne 6416/08
    150.00 €
  • VINUM was the first machine-made glass collection in history to be based on the characteristics of grape varieties. Grape varieties carry unmistakable aromatic and flavor profiles in their DNA, making the choice of the right glass all the more important. VINUM was developed by Georg J. Riedel not on a drawing board, but through sensory workshops—an approac(...)