Wine Glasses, Decanters etc

I once purchased really big Bordeaux style glasses made from hard plastic (Perspex?). They're ideal for the picnic scenario. Unrbreakable but still a great shape. Obviously not nice and thin like Zaltos but a million times better than plastic disposable ones.
 
Daver6 said:
I once purchased really big Bordeaux style glasses made from hard plastic (Perspex?). They're ideal for the picnic scenario. Unrbreakable but still a great shape. Obviously not nice and thin like Zaltos but a million times better than plastic disposable ones.
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Yep that’s what I am after I think - I’ve found some acrylic tulips on AliExpress and my Chinese girls are now on the hunt for them on Taobao (Chinese equiv of eBay but a gazillion times bigger) - I’ll post back when they arrive 👍
 
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Cruiser Elite said:
Ah yes possibly maybe - of course there might be a multitude of reasons why anybody would seek out any particular product but as per AFF norm …………..

Suffice to say a commercial opportunity has presented itself
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Phew! That sounds better.
The fear was that you were intending to sully Champagne with plastic. :)
 
A few decent BFS on official Riedel. Picked up some hand made sommelier grand cru riesling glasses for $80 down from $180. Was eyeing of some performance Riesling but these worked out cheaper.

www.riedel.com

RIEDEL Sommeliers Riesling Grand Cru/Zinfandel

The Riesling Grand Cru glass is perfect for balancing the high acidity and residual sugar of fruit-forward white wines. This shape is the most versatile white wine glass in the RIEDEL range. It helps to balance the fresh characters and high mineral components, emphasising the wonderful fruit...
www.riedel.com www.riedel.com
 
Alex Arch said:
A few decent BFS on official Riedel. Picked up some hand made sommelier grand cru riesling glasses for $80 down from $180. Was eyeing of some performance Riesling but these worked out cheaper.
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Good spot, I think the M series decanters are cheaper than I've seen before by around an additional 25%. I quite like the look of them, so grabbed a couple - Ayam is on sale too for what looks like a good price.

Good upgrade to our Harris Farm milk jugs and chunky Plumms.
 
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Tempted to buy 1-2 of these, I think their 24cms/H
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I picked up a twin pack of these for $147 from Peters of Kensington a couple of weeks ago. They were also on sale direct from Riedel. They're slightly taller than the Sommeliers and lighter/thinner. Here's the height compared to a standard Bordeaux bottle.

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For those who are looking for wine glasses, House has some Plumm on sale with extra 25% off using the code Frenzy25 (end today). CR has 20% cashback as well.

Bring the following down to $127*0.75=$95.25 plus 20% CB

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Plumm Vintage 4 x RedA & Spring Decanter - House

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