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Conceived at the convergence of engineering and culture, this wine glass is led by performance and informed by heritage. A world encompassing R+D project 8 years in the making resulting in true innovation all in one glass.
Designed to produce an accurate smell and taste profile, as well as the world's most user controlled wine experience.
This hand blown crystal glass has the ability to frame the work of the winemaker like none before - precisely the way you like it.
Conceived at the convergence of engineering and culture, this wine glass is led by performance and informed by heritage. A world encompassing R+D project 8 years in the making resulting in true innovation all in one glass.
Designed to produce an accurate smell and taste profile, as well as the world's most user controlled wine experience.
This hand blown crystal glass has the ability to frame the work of the winemaker like none before - precisely the way you like it.
The signature directional fins of the Denver & Liely Wine Glass extend radialy from a raised hub at the bowl’s base, stimulating aeration and gentle agitation with each swirl. The fins are asymmetrical, offering two rates of aeration — subtle upon clockwise rotation and more robust in reverse — giving the wine drinker more control over their desired level and oxidising the wine more quickly than a conventional wine glass. The raised hub is an extension of the glass’s stem, forming a sloped hub that promotes a more delicate entry into the bowl while hastening decantation. In addition, the core's height and the bowl’s widest point indicate the volume of a 150ml pour.
We’re often asked about where and how our glasses are made. When we reply with, “China and the Czech Republic”, we are sometimes met with a wry smirk.
But why?
To make the best glasses in the world, we use the best glassblowers in the world—who happen to be in China and the Czech Republic. They’re able to hand-blow glasses to engineering level tolerances with lead-free crystal. No big machines. No mass factories. All our glasses are handblown by craftsmen and craftswomen with their very own breath. A robot just can't get it right, our glasses need that human spirit.
This means that there can be slight variances in our glasses, that’s just what you get with handmade items. There’s a little bit of humanity in every glass and that’s the way we like it. We hope it makes you cherish your glass even more.
P.S. Small scale manufacturing also means that we often run out of stock. So if it’s out of stock, you’ve gotta be a little quicker.
If you have any more questions about our glasses please send us an email at info@denverandliely.com.
The signature directional fins of the Denver & Liely Wine Glass extend radialy from a raised hub at the bowl’s base, stimulating aeration and gentle agitation with each swirl. The fins are asymmetrical, offering two rates of aeration — subtle upon clockwise rotation and more robust in reverse — giving the wine drinker more control over their desired level and oxidising the wine more quickly than a conventional wine glass.
The raised hub is an extension of the glass’s stem, forming a sloped hub that promotes a more delicate entry into the bowl while hastening decantation. In addition, the core's height and the bowl’s widest point indicate the volume of a 150ml pour.
We’re often asked about where and how our glasses are made. When we reply with, “China and the Czech Republic”, we are sometimes met with a wry smirk.
But why?
To make the best glasses in the world, we use the best glassblowers in the world—who happen to be in China and the Czech Republic. They’re able to hand-blow glasses to engineering level tolerances with lead-free crystal. No big machines. No mass factories. All our glasses are handblown by craftsmen and craftswomen with their very own breath. A robot just can't get it right, our glasses need that human spirit.
This means that there can be slight variances in our glasses, that’s just what you get with handmade items. There’s a little bit of humanity in every glass and that’s the way we like it. We hope it makes you cherish your glass even more.
P.S. Small scale manufacturing also means that we often run out of stock. So if it’s out of stock, you’ve gotta be a little quicker.
If you have any more questions about our glasses please send us an email at info@denverandliely.com.
