Zalto Denk'Art Burgundy
The reference Burgundy glass, a 960 ml bowl at 230 mm tall, and the standard against which other Pinot Noir glasses are judged.
Cellar
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The reference Burgundy glass, a 960 ml bowl at 230 mm tall, and the standard against which other Pinot Noir glasses are judged.
A single mouth-blown glass for still, sparkling, fortified and sweet wines, designed around a 125 ml pour.
A 750 ml bottle-shaped decanter with mouth-blown stopper, built to draw mature wine off its sediment without drowning it in oxygen.
A patented two-part opener that combines a helix with an Ah-So style blade assembly to remove old, fragile corks intact.
A preservation system that pours still wine without removing the cork, replacing the poured wine with pure argon.
A compact smart sensor that logs cellar temperature and humidity every minute with stated accuracy of plus or minus 0.3 C and 3 percent relative humidity.
EuroCave's flagship single-temperature cabinet: up to 124 bottles at a preset 12 C and 70 percent humidity, with a serving mode from 6 to 18 C.
The ninth edition of the Johnson and Robinson atlas, published 22 September 2026, with 18 new maps and text overhauled for climate change.
Peter Liem's essential guide to the wines, producers and terroirs of Champagne, boxed with seven vintage Louis Larmat vineyard maps.
A French-made metal champagne stopper whose jaws close around the bottle neck for an airtight seal that retains carbonation for days.
The complete guide to 1,368 vine varieties, including their origins and flavours, by Robinson, Harding and Vouillamoz.
A seamless, machine-blown universal glass in lead-free crystal: 230 mm tall, 510 ml, with a laser-cut rim.
A French-made sommelier knife with a five-turn conical spiral, olivewood handle and engraved lever.
A mouth-blown, lyre-inspired decanter in clear crystal, made to hold a standard 750 ml bottle.
A mouth-blown 0.75 l decanting carafe in clear crystal glass with a drip-free pouring edge.
A premium machine-made Cabernet glass in RIEDEL's Veloce collection, sold as a set of two in transparent crystal.
A Burgundy glass from SPIEGELAU's Definition series, sold as a set of two in crystal glass.
A 70 cl mouth-blown red wine glass from Lehmann's Signature collection, imagined with Philippe Jamesse.
A mouth-blown red wine glass from Josephinenhutte, 800 ml, designed by Kurt Josef Zalto.
The historic forge's sommelier corkscrew with a handle of oak from wine barrels, made in the village of Laguiole.
A 110 gram stainless steel wine key milled from solid bar, made to order in Australia.
The double-lever waiter's corkscrew from the Spanish maker, the working tool of restaurant floors.
The pocket-size waiter's friend in signature Flame, with a patented two-step pull.
A single tower that reseals still and sparkling wines in 1 to 5 seconds, holding them for up to 21 days.
A through-the-wall cellar cooling unit with precise temperature control and quiet, do-it-yourself installation.
The original label-forward wall rack: nine bottles tall, modular, and built from powder-coated steel.
Stopper-based preservation that keeps opened bottles fresh for up to four weeks, with any closure.
The 50th anniversary edition of the pocket guide that has set the standard for annual wine references for five decades.
The 800-page sixth-edition reference long used as the go-to text for the Master Sommelier examination.
The expanded, infographic-led master guide from the creators of Wine Folly, in a 320-page hardcover.
Karen MacNeil's 736-page, fully revised and updated third edition, now in colour for the first time.