THE STURDY SPIEGELAU
Spiegelau Vino Grande Line

While some may reserve their best stemware for special occasions, Spiegelau’s Vino Grande line offers glasses that are high-end yet practical for everyday use. At about $10 per glass, the price tag is impressive when compared to the usual cost of glasses at an upwards of $30-$50. And the look is fragile but amazingly sturdy, a result of Spiegelau's 500-year history fine-tuning their product as well as their access to the most experienced glassblowers in the world.

The Vino Grande line is admittedly the most plain and undecorated of Spiegelau’s lines, but these unadorned glasses have a clean, streamlined feel that will appeal to consumers who don’t favor ornate crystal. There is also a large variety of cocktail and wine glasses, making matching sets possible. In fact, many places have already acquired these matching sets as Spiegelau glasses grace the tables of some of the country’s top restaurants, including Everest, Felidia, Jean Georges and the Mesa Grill at Caesars Palace. However, these glasses can also be found at many retail stores, including Pottery Barn and Best Cellars. For more information, visit www.spiegelau.com.