Dekantér Sommeliers Black Tie Smile Riedel

Product detailed description

With its soft curves and sensual shape, wine decanter Black Tie Smile fits perfectly with any series of glassesRiedel . The heart-shaped base makes it very comfortable to hold in the palm of the hand, so pouring wine is very easy. The black thin stripe, characteristic of the Black Tie series, starts at the narrow throat and stretches all the way down. Wine decanter is made and blown by hand.

Christian Moueix's reflection essay on decantation:

"Personally, I prefer decanting for both young and more mature wines. In the case of mature wines, decanting is an expression of respect; in the case of young wines, it is an expression of trust. Decanting mature wines shortly before serving ensures that the colour and clarity are not impaired by sediments that have formed in the wine during storage. Decanting young wines a few hours before serving will give the wine the opportunity to develop its bouquet, to acquire a degree of maturity that it would otherwise only achieve with years of storage."

SOMMELIERS BLACK TIE Series:

Sommeliers Black Tie - a series with a touch of glamour from a glass manufactory with a rich tradition. Its hallmark is the black stem for red wine glasses and the black base for white wine glasses - in addition, combined with the time-tested bowl of the Sommeliers collection.

The Sommeliers Black Tie glasses will impress on their own or in combination with other traditional Riedel glasses, not just from the Sommeliers series. The Sommeliers Black Tie collection is a stylish and dignified addition to the globally acclaimed Riedel Sommeliers series. It creates various effects consisting of harmonious interplay of colours and shapes. You will find clean, noble, but also beautifully playful shapes.

Dresscode Black Tie: a big event can take place with a touch of elegance and extravagance. The Austrian glass manufactory Riedel presents this spectacular series of glasses for an exquisite table culture - 50 years after the "Pokal Hoch" or "Raise the Glasses" design by Claus J. Riedel was first presented to the public at the Brussels World Expo. Riedel. With the hand-blown Black Tie series, Riedel Glas celebrates the 50th anniversary of this significant milestone in glass design.