Riedel Glassware Riedel glassware is the result of both a long history of craftsmanship and a tradition of innovation. For over 250 years the Riedel family of Austria has been crafting exquisite glassware. Suffice it to say that their reputation for excellence has withstood the test of time.
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"We purchased 6 of these glasses as a Christmas gift for a friend and they were delivered within a couple of days! Our friend was rapped to receive them as we have had the pleasure of drinking from these glasses at a few restaurants and he always commented on how great they were. Now he has his own to enjoy at home. Beautifully made and lovely to drink from."
NA – Brisbane, Qld.
"I have long been a fan of Riedel wine glasses. These stemless glasses are just exquisite. Not only that, the price offered by Kitchenware Direct is by far the best around!"
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| | | Riedel: 250 Years of Proud Tradition It was Claus Josef Riedel (1925-2004), ninth in the line, who recognised that the shape of the wine glass has a profound effect on the perception of the variety and vintage, so he created stemware based on the character of the wine. Many of the glass shapes that modern wine lovers associate with their favourite varieties are a direct result of his work; Claus Riedel influenced and changed the appearance of stemware forever.
While the Riedel glasses that Claus created elevated the whole wine experience and have since become prominent symbols of the culture as a whole, their decanters and revolutionary O Series are now ushering in a new era of wine appreciation. Stemware and decanters from Riedel allow the wine lover to pay homage to the past, enjoy the present and anticipate an exciting future. Riedel 'O' Series No more broken stems or bases—because there aren’t any!
The 11th-generation glassmaker Maximilian Riedel thought it was high time for a convenient glass that still exhibited the unique and vintage-enhancing designs that his family had introduced with the earlier Riedel glasses. These glasses are perfect for everyday use and will more readily withstand transport in a picnic basket. Fun, irreverent, and a delight to hold, you’re not likely to find a trendier or more functional wine glass than the O Series.
These sophisticated Riedel wine glasses are wonderful for everyday use and fit easily in the dishwasher. While still honouring their traditional roots, these glasses impart a light-hearted air to any gathering.
View More Riedel Decanters It had been said that wines, whether they’re young or old, should be decanted. It shows the older vintages their due respect and displays confidence in younger wines. With that in mind, Riedel has put their centuries of glassmaking prowess behind their gorgeous decanters that exhibit the European styling that is the envy of the industry.
Not only is a Riedel wine decanter a testament to your discriminating standards of excellence, but they make an elegant and modern statement about your lifestyle and taste.
View More Riedel Vinum Series Riedel brought out their Vinum range almost a quarter century ago. This machine-made series of glasses was made to exhibit quality and a reasonable price so that it could enjoy a wide distribution. As a result, these Riedel wine glasses had a huge effect on the world’s wine glass culture.
With the Vinum collection it became clear to discerning restaurateurs and consumers that the pleasure of consuming wine starts with and is enhanced by the glass. Georg Riedel had been operating on his assumption that the characteristics of the wine should dictate the shape of the glass, and the 24% lead crystal Vinum glasses prove that point convincingly.
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