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Riedel Winewings Pinot Noir/Nebbiolo Glass - United Cellars
Riedel Winewings Pinot Noir/Nebbiolo Glass - United Cellars

Riedel Winewings Pinot Noir/Nebbiolo Glass

SKU: RIEDELWPNG UCAU
Regular price $75.00
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Generous surface area

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Coaxes floral and savory detail

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Tapered rim for focus

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    • Description

      Riedel, family run since 1756, engineers purpose built crystal to present wine with precision. The Winewings Restaurant Pinot Noir/Nebbiolo glass follows that brief with a broad, wing like base that spreads wine into a thin film, coaxing fine, high toned aromatics while preserving elegance. The generous bowl gives delicate reds space to breathe and settle, helping supple tannins read silkier without adding weight, while the tapered top collects perfume for a precise, lifted nose. A fine, straight rim delivers a smooth, cool flow across the palate and keeps texture cues accurate; the long stem and stable foot support steady handling and help maintain serving temperature. Formed from machine made crystal, the glass offers uniform thickness, high transparency and service friendly resilience for busy dining rooms as well as careful tastings. Best with nuanced reds such as Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo, it reveals florals, red fruit and subtle savoury undertones with clarity, keeping acidity taut and the line focused from first pour to last



    Description

    Riedel, family run since 1756, engineers purpose built crystal to present wine with precision. The Winewings Restaurant Pinot Noir/Nebbiolo glass follows that brief with a broad, wing like base that spreads wine into a thin film, coaxing fine, high toned aromatics while preserving elegance. The generous bowl gives delicate reds space to breathe and settle, helping supple tannins read silkier without adding weight, while the tapered top collects perfume for a precise, lifted nose. A fine, straight rim delivers a smooth, cool flow across the palate and keeps texture cues accurate; the long stem and stable foot support steady handling and help maintain serving temperature. Formed from machine made crystal, the glass offers uniform thickness, high transparency and service friendly resilience for busy dining rooms as well as careful tastings. Best with nuanced reds such as Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo, it reveals florals, red fruit and subtle savoury undertones with clarity, keeping acidity taut and the line focused from first pour to last



    Riedel

    In 2021, Riedel celebrates a momentous occasion: 265 years as a family-owned glassware business.

    Riedel revolutionised the world of glassware when Claus J. Riedel, 9th generation, designed the first collection of wine-friendly stemware in 1974. This masterpiece series, "Sommeliers", set a precedent for the future of glass design.

    Georg J. Riedel, 10th generation, evolved his father's research when he introduced Riedel Sensory Workshops as a method of testing and refining their products with the help of master sommeliers and winemakers. Georg introduced the world's first collection of grape varietal specific glassware in 1986, Vinum. These glasses work with wine's DNA to show more depth and better balance.

    Maximilian Riedel, 11th generation, took over as CEO in 2014 and has continued to evolve the brand for the modern drinker. From the introduction of the O Series to his original collection series of functional decanters, Maximilian strives to build upon the incredible legacy of his family. His latest foray is into the world of cocktails, expanding the ingenuity of Riedel beyond wine.

    Innovative and ever-evolving, Riedel continues to lead the charge on modern, functional glassware.