Why this wine glasse earns its place
The wine glass isn't complicated, but it's rarely done right. The Onis 1924 knows this: the bowl needs to open gently enough that you're tasting, not cupping; the stem has to feel intentional; and the proportions need to work for both wine and spirits. At 260ml, it's generous without being clumsy — room for a proper pour, room for the wine to breathe, room to move between table and lip without spillage.
This isn't newfangled design. Onis pulled these proportions from a century of heritage — the 1924 series is named for a reason. The stem keeps your hand's warmth away from the bowl (crucial for white wine, appreciated for everything else), and the embossed footplate is weighted to sit solid on a wet table. These details say something: Onis built glassware for working bars and restaurants, then packaged it as something beautiful enough to keep.
The diameter of 90mm and height of 198mm mean consistency across every glass in your fleet. Order multiple packs and they stack logically, display cleanly, and feel like a coherent service. Dishwasher safe, so you're running them through night after night without ceremony.
