Why this champagne flute earns its place
The grand flute is the shape that defined champagne service for a century, and the Grand Cepages brings that silhouette into the modern age. At 235mm tall and 240ml capacity, it's a generous statement on the table — the flute reads as celebration, whether the bottle is expensive or not. The glass is Krysta, the same borosilicate that won't yellow, won't weaken in the heat of a dishwasher, and resists the kind of sharp impacts that snap cheaper stemware.
The form is pure: straight bowl, fine stem, no ornament. This is for formal events where clarity and presence matter. Twenty-four to a pack means you can set multiple tables or run a full reception without squeezing glassware between services. The weight and balance sit right in the hand, and the rim is clean enough that the drink stays the focus.
The flute's job is simple: let the bubbles do their work. The tall, narrow geometry holds champagne and prosecco without trapping the sparkle the way a coupe does. Pour at the table and watch the mousse rise — that's the glass working as designed.
