STORSINT
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Key features
In the STORSINT series there is glassware for all types of drinks, so you can easily match glasses when setting the table.
Designer
Good to know
Only for beverages with a max. temperature of 122°F.
Wash this product before using it for the first time.
Designer Aaron Probyn
"When I designed STORSINT, I wanted to make glassware that enhances the enjoyment of drinks. I made the stems thin and smooth so that they´re comfortable to hold, and the bowl generous so that aromas and and flavors develop in the best way. I was partially inspired by the fantastic glassware at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. With STORSINT, I wanted to create glassware which suits all occasions, which is beautifully designed – and can be used year after year."
Here's to crystalline
Did you know that the shape and size of the bowl of a wine glass affects how wine is enjoyed? A younger wine should be served in a smaller bowl with a narrower opening so as not to be affected too much by the oxygen in the air. So when we developed the STORSINT glass series in lead-free crystal, we were helped by experienced sommeliers to better understand what happens to the wine in different bowls. It makes it easy for you to always match your wine with the optimal glass.
Join us in raising a glass to STORSINT—a collection made of crystalline. Traditional crystal is made with lead, a metal we're committed to leave out of all our products for health and sustainability reasons. Crystalline is a lead-free alternative that offers strength, brilliance, and a sweet, resonating tone whenever clinked.
Measurements
Assembled size
| Volume: | 57 oz |
Package size & weight
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| Length: | 11 ¼ " |
| Width: | 7 ¼ " |
| Height: | 7 ¼ " |
| Weight Gross: | 2 lb 1 oz |
| Weight Net: | 1 lb 10 oz |
| Volume per package: | 0.34 cu.ft |
Materials
Care instructions
Handwash only.
Ideas & inspiration
Which glass for which drink?
Choosing the right glasses for your drinks isn’t exactly a science, but there are good reasons and quite a bit of knowledge and experience behind what drink goes in what glass. It basically comes down to what it is about the drink you want to savor – the bubbles, complex aromas or refreshing cold temperature.