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Riedel - Collection O | Pinot Noir
Riedel - Collection O | Pinot Noir

Riedel - O Collection | Pinot Noir

Type: Glass Brand: Riedel Collection: O Model: 414/7 (1)
$22.99

Maximilian Riedel (11th generation) presents his first glass series. The Riedel connoisseur will be surprised to discover that this new range of glasses is missing something — it has neither stems nor bases.

Glass type Red wine
Grape variety Pinot noir / Burgundy
Material Crystal
Series O
Manufacturing High-precision machine-made
Number of glasses 1

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Dimensions
Capacity 690 ml
Height 110 mm
Bowl diameter 108 mm
Base diameter 50 mm
Features
Bowl color Clear
Year designed 2004
Care Dishwasher safe
Good to know
Food pairings Areni, Blauburgunder, Burgundy (red), Chambolle Musigny, Echézeaux, Gamay, Mencia, Musigny, Nuits Saint Georges, Old World Pinot Noir, Pommard, Romanée Saint Vivant, Santenay, St. Aubin, Volnay, Vosne-Romanée, Vougeot
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O

O

The soul of a Riedel, without the stem

The O range puts Riedel’s emblematic grape-specific bowl in a stemless format — perfect for everyday use, casual service or a minimalist table. Dishwasher safe.

Riedel

Riedel

RIEDEL, a world-renowned leader in premium glassware, designs glasses crafted to fully reveal the aromas and flavors of wines, spirits, and cocktails. Discover a renowned expertise that combines innovation, precision, and elegance.

The Austrian art of the wine glass since 1756.

Riedel is the Austrian house that revolutionized modern wine service by creating the first grape-specific glass. Each shape is designed to direct the wine to the optimal zone of the tongue and release the bouquet of that style.