Why this wine glasse earns its place
Allegra's angular bowl shape isn't a trend—it's a deliberate move away from the smooth curves that have dominated wine glass design for decades. The faceted geometry catches light differently, makes the wine itself a graphic element in the glass, and signals a restaurant or bar that pays attention to details. The slim stems reinforce that contemporary aesthetic: elegant without being fragile.
At 350ml, this is a proper white wine serve—roomy enough for a generous pour without looking oversized, with enough height (215mm) that the wine sits well below the angular rim and the glass doesn't crowd a table setting. The 75mm bowl diameter gives the wine room to breathe slightly while maintaining that architectural profile.
Machine-made glass built for commercial dishwashing means you can run these through cycle after cycle without cloudiness or the slow deterioration that affects untoughened stemware. The glass is clear and bright, which matters more with the angular design—any imperfection will catch the light and show. Utopia's manufacturing standards keep that detail crisp.
