Why this champagne flute earns its place
The Sequence collection's approach to the champagne flute is technical, not decorative. At 170ml, this is a proper flute — narrow and purposeful — designed by people who understand how bubbles work. The glass is Krysta, which is strong and won't yellow, but the real craft is the laser nucleation scored into the base. That microscopic pattern is designed to feed bubbles continuously, keeping the wine effervescent longer than it would in a plain glass. Pour at the start of a meal, and the bubbles will still be there at the toast.
The rim is Sheer Rim — a laser-finish that's sharper than flame-polished, engineered to feel lighter on the lip and not interfere with the tasting experience. The stem is flame-polished, meaning it's a single, seamless flow from base to bowl, with no weak point and no visual seam. This is a glass that was designed by someone who cares about how champagne behaves.
At 208mm tall and 56mm wide, it's slender and elegant — the shape reads formal, but the engineering is all about function. The 170ml measure is a proper flute pour, and the 24-pack means you can run multiple services or set a full room without cycling glasses between wash and table.
