Why this wine glasse earns its place
The 38.5 cl is the tasting glass in the Rosa line. A 75–100 ml pour sits comfortably in it—smaller than a standard house pour, but big enough that the bowl holds enough wine to concentrate its nose. This is your glass when you're serving wine flights, offering shorter pours to encourage trying more, or running a ticketed tasting event where six glasses per person needs to fit within a single service.
At this scale, the Glacial Rosa's optic pattern is especially valuable. A tasting glass looks diminished with plain glass, but the pattern gives it visual weight and presence. The smaller size also means faster stacking, lighter transport, and easier dishwasher loads—logistics matter when you're running high-volume tasting events.
Soda-lime glass at this price point is the only practical choice for a venue serving wines by multiple producers and regions. Lead crystal would add cost that a tasting pour doesn't justify.
