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Beaujolais glass

Our Beaujolais glass section includes glasses designed for Beaujolais wines and the easy-drinking reds made from the gamay grape. The bowl, with a narrower opening than a Burgundy glass, concentrates the fruity aromas and preserves the freshness typical of these wines. This range suits both hospitality professionals and wine lovers looking for a glass made for tasting.

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Our Beaujolais glass section includes glasses designed for Beaujolais wines and the easy-drinking reds made from the gamay grape. The bowl, with a narrower opening than a Burgundy glass, concentrates the fruity aromas and preserves the freshness typical of these wines. This range suits both hospitality professionals and wine lovers looking for a glass made for tasting.

Choosing your Beaujolais glass

Which shape should you favour?

The Beaujolais glass has a generous bowl with a moderate opening, which lets the wine breathe while keeping the aromas on the palate. This shape works well for Beaujolais crus as well as for light, fruity gamay wines served chilled.

Crystalline or traditional glass?

Crystalline glass offers the clarity and fine rim valued in restaurants and for tasting. Traditional pressed glass, sturdier, suits intensive service. In our section you will find Chef & Sommelier and La Rochère references covering both uses.

The Beaujolais glass is part of our specific wine glasses offering, within AZ Boutique's Glassware range. Also explore our Pinot noir glasses and Burgundy glasses to complete your service.

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Choosing your Beaujolais glass

Which shape should you favour?

The Beaujolais glass has a generous bowl with a moderate opening, which lets the wine breathe while keeping the aromas on the palate. This shape works well for Beaujolais crus as well as for light, fruity gamay wines served chilled.

Crystalline or traditional glass?

Crystalline glass offers the clarity and fine rim valued in restaurants and for tasting. Traditional pressed glass, sturdier, suits intensive service. In our section you will find Chef & Sommelier and La Rochère references covering both uses.

The Beaujolais glass is part of our specific wine glasses offering, within AZ Boutique's Glassware range. Also explore our Pinot noir glasses and Burgundy glasses to complete your service.