The Dom Pérignon Champagne Glass Dom Pérignon For Riedel

From the Dom Pérignon For RIEDEL Collection. This champagne glass is a custom-made singular creation crafted exclusively by RIEDEL for the house. Its design is seamless with a substantial weight that still allows for lightness and ease. A tension of yin & yang enables the champagne and wine to express itself without exaggerating any dimension of its complexity.; Crystal; Dishwasher safe; Made in GermanySIZE; Capacity, 14.81 oz.; Height, about 9.45"AN ACT OF CREATION TO REFLECT THE VISION OF DOM PÉRIGNONIt begins with a vision: Dom Pérignon's creative ambition strives towards harmony as a source of emotion. All creative processes have their constraints. Dom Pérignon's constraint is the vintage. Dom Pérignon can only be produced from the harvest of a single year. Dom Pérignon is one and indivisible. Its Vintages express themselves fully into three dimensions: The year: the character of the seasons; The Plénitudes, evolution by successive windows of expression on the way of the long maturation on lees; The color: white or rosé.Can one single glass be created to fully express the champagne across years, Plénitudes and colors? Thus guarantee the best tasting experience: on the eye, nose, and palate. Dom Pérignon chose to take on this challenge with the knowledge of Richard Geoffroy, passing on its intangible legacy to its successor, Vincent Chaperon, and the savoir-faire of Riedel."It was an honor to work with Dom Pérignon and Richard Geoffroy, a visionary who has found ways to perfectly realize his ideas," said Maximilian Riedel, CEO of Riedel, and 11th generation of the family. THE CHAMPAGNE DEFINES THE SHAPE OF THE GLASSThe Riedel glass tradition dates back to 1673 in Bohemia. Still, Claus Riedel, the 9th generation, was the first to create purely functional glasses directly inspired by the Bauhaus movement; form follows function. Since the end of the 1950s, the company Riedel has consistently created the best possible glasses to highlight the qualities of complex wines in the nose and mouth. Today, its founding principle is that the wine alone defines the final shape of the glass, and no preconceived design or trend should intervene in its elaboration.A TRANSCENDENT FORM FOR A HARMONIOUS EXPERIENCEThe "Dom Pérignon" glass came to life in a creative process that unfolded over a year. The new glass