RIEDEL The O Wine Tumbler Whisky [Set of 2]

RIEDEL The O Wine Tumbler Whisky is an elegant, transparent crystal glass design combining brilliance, clarity and durability with timeless appeal, making it a refined addition to entertaining, dining occasions and everyday living. Its stemless design brings together contemporary style, practical comfort and understated elegance for a wide range of occasions.

It embodies tradition, craftsmanship, and elegance. From smoky Scotch to smooth bourbon, the right glass unlocks the aromas, depth, and character of each spirit. It transforms casual sipping into a refined ritual, adding sophistication to both quiet moments and celebratory gatherings. With clarity, balance, and timeless design, the Whisky Glass ensures that every drop of this treasured spirit is enjoyed to its fullest expression.

Product Details
Item: RIEDEL The O Wine Tumbler Whisky
Art No: 0414/02
Fabrications: Machine-made
Material: Crystal Glass
Packaging: Set of 2

History of the Product
The RIEDEL O Wine Tumbler, introduced in 2004 by Maximilian J. Riedel, is the first varietal-specific stemless wine glass. Inspired by the benchmark Vinum series, its bowl shapes are fine-tuned to highlight the most important grape varietals. Casual, modern, and durable, O is dishwasher safe, easy to store, and ideal for everyday use. The O Wine Tumbler combines performance-driven design from RIEDEL with contemporary convenience - making it the perfect stemless companion for wine lovers. Machine production provides consistent quality, durability and dependable results. The glasses combine reliable performance with practicality for everyday use.

Guidelines
The dishwasher-safe RIEDEL collection is designed to maintain its elegance and lasting shine. Ensure the glasses are positioned carefully in the dishwasher without touching other items to protect the stemware.
Each glass is made from crystal glass, combining exceptional brilliance, clarity and durability with straightforward care.
Handle with care and avoid dropping or tipping over the glass, as breakage can produce sharp shards.