Why this martini glasse earns its place
The Bach martini glasses announce themselves in a way the Michelangelo tumblers deliberately don't: the faceted design catches light and creates presence on a table. They're 260ml (9oz) on a stem, 180mm tall—unmistakably a cocktail glass. When you want the event, the moment, the theatre of spirit service to land visually, these are the glass that does it.
Luigi Bormioli engineered these from SON.hyx high-tech, blown lead-free crystal—the same material as their carafes, which is where durability kicks in. The faceting isn't ornamental fragility; it's design coupled with engineering. The glasses are titanium reinforced to reduce the risk of chipping and breakage, which matters when stems and edges are at risk in service.
The optical properties are the point: exceptional transparency and brilliance that lets a spirit, martini, or cocktail shine. In a cocktail bar or fine dining, that clarity of presentation is part of the service experience. SON.hyx delivers on that without compromise—crystal-grade brilliance with lead-free formulation.
