Why this wine glasse earns its place
White wine glasses often look more decorative than functional, but the Edge range doesn't apologise for being engineered for a kitchen. 210mm tall, 85mm across, and holding exactly 405ml — the standard white wine pour in any competent restaurant. That's room for a proper drink without half the glass being empty, and without spilling when someone leans back.
The one-piece construction and lightweight design mean these can be washed hard and hot without the delamination issues that plague multi-piece glasses. The laser-treated rims, like the rest of the Edge collection, are treated to resist chipping at the point you'd normally expect breakage — a clink against a wine bottle, contact with cutlery, the odd collision during a busy pass.
At 29g each, they're light enough to handle quickly and light enough that a server carrying six glasses in each hand isn't fighting gravity. The contemporary angular design says "modern kitchen" rather than "formal dinner party," which works perfectly for gastropubs, contemporary restaurants, and casual fine dining where white wine is a standard glass rather than an occasion pour.
