Why this wine glasse earns its place
The Coral Burgundy is the largest in the range at 75cl, built for full-bodied wines that need space to breathe. The angular, crystalline design shows clean, geometric lines — the kind that disappear into the background so the wine stays the focus. Crystal gives a finer rim than glass and carries the weight that tells a diner this is proper stemware; the bowl is wide enough to let the wine open without the glass taking up the whole table.
In service, the larger bowl means fewer pours from a bottle and a drinker who wants to take their time with the wine. The stem is tall enough to clear standard place settings, and the footprint remains tight — important on a full table. This size suits a wine-forward menu where a 200ml pour is standard.
