Balance Wine Glasses 470 ml, 4 pcs.

The Balance wine glasses feature a thoughtfully shaped bowl that allows red, white, and rosé wines to breathe and release their bouquet. The generous 0.47-litre capacity provides room to swirl, while the tall, delicate stem keeps the wine cool in your hand. Crafted from premium crystal, the glasses offer brilliant clarity that showcases the colour and depth of your wine. Their stable base helps reduce the risk of tipping, and the dishwasher-safe construction simplifies cleaning. W8.70 x D8.70 x H21.70 cm

The crystal Balance red wine glasses by Orrefors were crafted for those moments when you just want to savour your favourite vintage without any stiff ceremony. The thoughtfully shaped bowl lets the wine breathe naturally, making it just as delightful for rich reds as it is for crisp whites or chilled rosés. With their slender stems and balanced proportions, these glasses turn every sip into an effortless, lingering pleasure around the table.Advantages:A 0.47 l capacity offers ample room to swirl, which helps release the full bouquet of aromas before your first sip.The versatile bowl design works seamlessly with red, white, and rosé wines, meaning you won't need to fetch a different set of glasses for every bottle you uncork.A tall, delicate stem prevents your hand from warming the wine as you hold the glass.Crafted from premium crystal for brilliant clarity, allowing you to fully appreciate the colour and depth of your wine against the light.Dishwasher-safe design ensures that clearing the table after a dinner party doesn't end with a tedious pile of hand-washing.Standing 21.7 cm tall and 8.7 cm wide with a stable base, it minimises the risk of any accidental tips or spills on your tablecloth.Debates over tannins, bouquets, and forest fruit notes can get a little pretentious—especially when no one at the table can tell oak from vanilla anyway. These Balance wine glasses, however, make whatever you pour look like the deliberate choice of a seasoned connoisseur. Because at the end of the day, it's about sharing a great meal in wonderful company, not passing a sommelier exam.