DYRGRIP
Red wine glass,
58 cl, clear glass

695,-

695

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DYRGRIP
DYRGRIP

DYRGRIP

695,-
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Crystalline Bordeaux glass from the DYRGRIP series, ideal for bold, full-bodied reds. The tall, generous bowl also brings out the aromas of lighter and medium-bodied wines.
DYRGRIP red wine glass

Here's to crystalline

DYRGRIP series looks like it’s made with traditional crystal, but it’s made with crystalline, a strong alternative with a clear brilliance and a fine tone when you clink your glasses.

Crystalline is a particularly resilient type of glass. It stands up to industrial dishwasher tests, and maintains its brilliance for longer.

Raise a glass to design

DYRGRIP was designed by renowned Swedish glass and ceramic designer Ingegerd Råman. Her prized creations are always an unassuming blending of function and beauty. Ingegerd happily explains the consideration that went into each millimetre of her design, exacting the proportions of foot, stem and bowl. She laboured to create perfect harmony, but is quick to dismiss the significance of her efforts. "You don't need to know this. You should just feel it when you lift the glass," she says, going on to explain that the quality of crystalline lets the best traits of what you're drinking shine through. "The drink should be the focus," she explains. "The main decoration is what you pour in the glass."

Raise a glass to design

DYRGRIP was designed by renowned Swedish glass and ceramic designer Ingegerd Råman. Her prized creations are always an unassuming blending of function and beauty. Ingegerd happily explains the consideration that went into each millimetre of her design, exacting the proportions of foot, stem and bowl. She laboured to create perfect harmony, but is quick to dismiss the significance of her efforts. "You don't need to know this. You should just feel it when you lift the glass," she says, going on to explain that the quality of crystalline lets the best traits of what you're drinking shine through. "The drink should be the focus," she explains. "The main decoration is what you pour in the glass."

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