Glassware

An inexpensive all round glass, with a larger bowl and short stem.

An elegant flute with a elongated tulip shape to capture the aromas of your champagne.

This used to be known as the Chianti Classico glass but is now labelled Riesling Zinfandel. Close in shape to the Chardonnay glass, but higher-sided to focus the nose. This remains a a great glass for all Sangiovese wine...(read more)

The classic glass for virtually all white wine and for young or less serious reds.

The classic ‘fish bowl’ that accentuates Pinot Noir’s aromas.

The new improved, wider bowled Champagne flute from Riedel, slim but with enough room for the nose to develop, and for you to get your nose in to appreciate it.

If you are not used to big glasses, this at first appears much too big. However, one taste of a red that you already know from smaller glasses will convince you:- these really are wonderful to drink from - they are also...(read more)

For elegant, classical fruit forward white wines, but also meduim bodied red wines without overt barrique development. Created for Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Muskateller, Frizzante, Sangiovese, St. Laurent and Blaufr&aum...(read more)

Gives the sparkling wines of the world a noblesse, while bringing out their best of their regional character. Especially for: Champagne, Sparkling Wines, Prosecco, Spumante and Cava. (Weighs 90gs)

For full-bodied to powerful wines, which are expressive but also show minerality and smooth character. Accentuates complexity and finesse. particularly good for Chardonnay, Chianti and Riesling. (Weighs 126gs)

Most of the year I write about what to serve and drink but during this festive season I’d like to focus on what to serve and drink wine from……. Riedel no longer has the wine glass market to himself and an increasing prop...(read more)

This is a beauty and absolutely perfect for both Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo. The wide bowl allows the wine to both breathe expansively and show off its luminosity, while the light weight of the glass enhances its elegance....(read more)