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Wine, champagne and whisky glasses

Riedel, Zalto, Spiegelau, Ritzenhoff and Glencairn, organized by use

Riedel, Zalto and Spiegelau red wine glasses

Browse 55 red wine glasses

A large bowl for full-bodied reds, wider still for Pinot Noir: the Riedel Veloce, Performance and Ouverture series, the Zalto crystal Bordeaux, Spiegelau Definition and Ritzenhoff.

A narrower bowl keeps white wine fresh: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling glasses from Riedel, the Zalto white wine glass, Schott Zwiesel and Ritzenhoff.

Champagne flutes and glasses

Browse 35 champagne glasses

Champagne flutes and glasses for sparkling wine: Riedel Veloce and Superleggero, Zalto, Spiegelau Definition, LSA Moya flutes and Ritzenhoff Champus glasses. See also our champagne accessories.

Universal, tasting, rosé, port and dessert wine glasses

Browse 15 glasses

One universal glass for all wines, INAO tasting glasses, the Riedel Veloce rosé glass, and small glasses for port, sherry and dessert wine.

Whisky, cognac and spirits glasses

Browse 45 spirits glasses

The Glencairn whisky glass, the double-walled Norlan, Zalto and Riedel glasses, cognac and brandy glasses, and Ritzenhoff Deep Spirits glasses. See also the spirits page.

Cocktail and martini glasses

Browse 15 cocktail glasses

Coupes and martini glasses, spritz and aperitif glasses, Hurricane glasses: Zalto, Riedel, Ritzenhoff and Final Touch. See also the bar and cocktail page.

Ritzenhoff Black Label and Weizen beer glasses, and the Riedel Veritas beer glass.

Water glasses that match your wine glasses: Zalto, Riedel Vinum and O Series, Spiegelau Authentis.

All glasses · 243 models

All glasses, all brands

All 243 glasses in the store, filterable by type, brand, series or price.

243 products

Questions fréquentes

Which glass should I choose for red wine?

A large-bowled glass for full-bodied reds (Cabernet, Bordeaux), and an even wider one for Pinot Noir and Burgundy. To start, a universal glass suits most wines.

Which glass should I choose for tasting whisky?

A tulip-shaped glass like the Glencairn concentrates the aromas toward the nose: it is the classic tasting glass. A short, wide glass (rocks) suits whisky on ice better.