Fortessa Tableware Solutions

Schott Zwiesel Vervino Wine Glasses

Name: Schott Zwiesel Vervino Wine Glasses
Brand: Fortessa Tableware Solutions

$72–$105

Sommelier inspired.

You may not be a sommelier in Tuscany, but you’ll certainly feel like it when you’ve got one of these glasses in hand. Each vessel was developed with wine experts and finished off with a thin-walled bowl that celebrates your drink. Plus, they’re all built from Schott Zwiesel® Crystal Glass, which has been infused with titanium for extra strength (can you say “dishwasher-friendly”?). There's a slew of sleek silhouettes for all your reds and whites—we’ll leave you to decide what to pour first.

Photography by Ty Mecham

Details & Materials +-

Made in:

Germany

Made of:

Tritan Crystal Glass

Size:

Red Wine (Cabernet) is 3.31" D x 9.37" H, holds 16.5 oz
Burgundy is 4.72" D x 9.29" H, holds 32.2 oz
White Wine (Sauvignon Blanc/Riesling) is 3.15" D x 8.86" H, holds 13.7 oz
Champagne Flute is 2.83" D x 9.06" H, holds 11.8 oz
Short Stemless is 3.58" D x 3.54" H, holds 13.5 oz
Tall Stemless is 3.43" D x 4.53" H, holds 16.4 oz Red & White Essentials includes (4) White Wine Glass and (4) Red Wine Glasses

Maker:

Fortessa Tableware Solutions

Care & Notes +-

Dishwasher safe.

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Fortessa Tableware Solutions

Winchester, VA

Fortessa Tableware designs, develops, and markets commercial and consumer tableware -- while they've long been a gold standard in commercial food service, they're branching out into high-end consumer tableware, and we're happily reaping the benefits.

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