Why this wine glasse earns its place
The 200ml Saxon is the smallest in the range, and it's perfectly sized for venues that serve smaller measures or aperitif wines. At 142mm tall and 66mm wide, it's still a proper goblet—not a thimble—with real substance in the hand. The CE marking at 125ml gives your team a clear line for consistent small pours: ideal for wine tastings, flights, aperitif service, or venues where a smaller measure is the standard.
This glass doesn't compromise on build. Two-piece blown glass means it has the durability of its bigger siblings without the bulk. It survives hundreds of wash cycles, handles high-heat glasswashing without clouding, and maintains its clarity shift after shift. That robustness matters in a smaller glass: there's less margin for error, and breakage is more noticeable. The Saxon 200ml is built to reduce that risk.
The footprint is clever too. A smaller glass means more space on the table, easier to store, and lighter weight per pack (6.5 kg gross for 48). That matters in tight spaces—crowded tasting menus, full aperitif services, or venues where table real estate is premium. At 48 per pack, you get meaningful stock depth without the overhead of oversized glasses.
