Glasses
Every drink deserves the right glass. Glasses differ in shape, capacity and use – from simple ones for water to special ones for wine, whisky or cocktails. You will use them for everyday dining as well as festive occasions.
Glasses
Glasses are not just a practical accessory but also part of the overall impression of serving. The right shape can bring out the taste and aroma of a drink and at the same time affects comfort while drinking. You will notice the difference not only with wine, but also with ordinary water or lemonade.
Each type has its use. Low, stable glasses suit everyday drinking, while taller or shaped versions are intended for specific drinks. Popular examples are wine glasses or whisky glasses, which match the character of the drink and the way it is served.
Appearance and durability are also affected by the make of the glass. Thicker glasses seem more robust and can handle frequent use, while thinner ones appear lighter and more elegant. An important detail is the shape of the rim, which influences how the drink flows when you sip.
The setting in which the glasses will be used also matters. Universal shapes suit everyday dining, while for more festive occasions visually striking designs or sets of glasses, which look coordinated, stand out.
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