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Specific wine glass

Our Specific wine glass range includes glasses designed for a particular grape variety or appellation. Each bowl shape, whether open or tapered, influences aeration and the expression of the wine’s aromas. This selection is intended for wine merchants, sommeliers and restaurateurs as much as for discerning enthusiasts, and complements the wine glass offering within our glassware section.

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Our Specific wine glass range includes glasses designed for a particular grape variety or appellation. Each bowl shape, whether open or tapered, influences aeration and the expression of the wine’s aromas. This selection is intended for wine merchants, sommeliers and restaurateurs as much as for discerning enthusiasts, and complements the wine glass offering within our glassware section.

Types of specific wine glasses

Reference brands

Choosing your specific wine glass

Do you need one glass per grape variety?

A dedicated glass for each variety is not essential, but it refines tasting. A wide-bowled Burgundy glass highlights aromatic Pinot noir, while a taller Bordeaux glass suits tannic blends. For versatile use, the universal glass remains a sound choice.

White or red: which shape to favour?

White wines such as Chardonnay or Riesling express themselves in a tapered bowl that preserves freshness, whereas reds call for a more generous volume to encourage aeration. Our white wine glass and red wine glass sections detail these formats.

Which material for hospitality use?

In cafés, hotels and restaurants, resistance to dishwasher cycles and impact is decisive. Treated-glass models, offered notably by Chef & Sommelier and Schott Zwiesel, combine a fine rim with lasting durability.

How many glasses should you plan for?

Most references are sold in sets of 6, a format suited to both service and home use. Keep a reserve for breakage in intensive professional settings.

Specific wine glasses at AZ Boutique

AZ Boutique includes in this range a selection of glasses designed for every grape variety and every table. Among the most popular collections are Open Up - Mikasa, the best-selling, along with Cabernet, Diva and Puccini. To widen your choice, explore the wine glass, the wine tasting glass and the full glassware section.

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Types of specific wine glasses

Reference brands

Choosing your specific wine glass

Do you need one glass per grape variety?

A dedicated glass for each variety is not essential, but it refines tasting. A wide-bowled Burgundy glass highlights aromatic Pinot noir, while a taller Bordeaux glass suits tannic blends. For versatile use, the universal glass remains a sound choice.

White or red: which shape to favour?

White wines such as Chardonnay or Riesling express themselves in a tapered bowl that preserves freshness, whereas reds call for a more generous volume to encourage aeration. Our white wine glass and red wine glass sections detail these formats.

Which material for hospitality use?

In cafés, hotels and restaurants, resistance to dishwasher cycles and impact is decisive. Treated-glass models, offered notably by Chef & Sommelier and Schott Zwiesel, combine a fine rim with lasting durability.

How many glasses should you plan for?

Most references are sold in sets of 6, a format suited to both service and home use. Keep a reserve for breakage in intensive professional settings.

Specific wine glasses at AZ Boutique

AZ Boutique includes in this range a selection of glasses designed for every grape variety and every table. Among the most popular collections are Open Up - Mikasa, the best-selling, along with Cabernet, Diva and Puccini. To widen your choice, explore the wine glass, the wine tasting glass and the full glassware section.