Elegant and distinctly decorative, this retro crystal whisky glass captivates at first glance with its striking vertical pattern that catches the light and enhances the colour of your spirits. Its ribbed lines add a sophisticated touch to any table or bar, while blending seamlessly with contemporary interiors. Whether at home or in a professional setting, it elevates the experience of serving whisky, cocktails, or even desserts, turning every moment into a true tasting occasion.
Retro-chic design to enhance every tasting
With its rounded silhouette and vertical decoration, this glass plays with reflections for a refined visual presence. It fits perfectly into modern, designer, Scandinavian, or industrial décor, bringing character without being over the top. On a serving tray, bar shelf, or reception table, it stands out and reinforces the overall impression of quality.
Its vintage aesthetic reinvents classic glassware codes, ideal for setting an elegant table, creating a lounge atmosphere, or adding the finishing touch to a stylish bar area.
For home and professionals: Versatility for every day
Designed for both home and professional use, this glass is perfect for:
- Serving whisky, bourbon, rum, or premium spirits
- Presenting cocktails and signature creations in bars, hotels, or restaurants
- Adding a unique touch to water, soft drinks, or beverages with ice
- Serving desserts: ice cream, gourmet cups, creative presentations
At home, it seamlessly integrates into the living room (coffee table and aperitifs), dining room (dinners and parties), or a study set up as a tasting space. For professionals, it enhances the customer experience thanks to its chic, photogenic presentation.
Glass material and play of light: A statement piece for the table
Made from glass, this piece uses transparency and texture to showcase every drink. The vertical pattern provides a secure grip and creates a dazzling effect, especially under warm lighting, on a counter, or by the glow of an ambient lamp. Sold individually, it allows you to build a bespoke set, whether adding to an existing collection or creating a harmonious new ensemble.