Why this wine glasse earns its place
These are flute glasses designed by Chef & Sommelier with the professional venue in mind: short stems that won't get knocked over mid-shift, angular goblets that sit stable on the bar, and a laser-cut bowl with flame-polished finish that catches light without looking fragile. The crystal is lead-free and high-performance, which is the language manufacturers use for glassware that looks elegant but takes a beating in a real kitchen.
At 160ml, these are champagne and sparkling wine glasses — not oversized, properly proportioned for fizz service. The 190mm height and 62mm diameter make them tall but narrow, so they take minimal real estate on a busy counter or table. They stack for storage and pull out fast during service. The short stem, angular design and flame-polished finish all add up to one thing: they're built to look good and survive the pace.
Lead-free crystal means the glass has that clarity and sparkle without the environmental or health concerns of leaded crystal. BPA-free is also noted in the specification, which is worth knowing if you're serving at events or venues where that matters to your guests. The combination — lead-free crystal, laser-cut precision, flame-polished finish — tells you Chef & Sommelier built these to last and look professional for years of service.
