£173.60
Indulge in the sophisticated elegance of Waterford Crystal Lismore Cognac Tasting Glasses, a perfect pairing for your favourite spirit.- Handcrafted Crystal: Experience the superior clarity and weight of genuine Waterford Crystal.
- Lismore Design: Showcases the iconic, timeless Lismore cut-glass pattern.
- Long Stem: Maintains the perfect temperature for your cognac.
- Tapered Bowl: Concentrates the aroma for an enhanced tasting experience.
- Set of Two: Ideal for sharing with a friend or loved one.
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Description
xDesigned for enjoying the flavours and aromas of cognac, this pair of tasting glasses are from the Lismore collection by Waterford Crystal. The long stem keeps the hand's heat away from the bowl of the glass, allowing the spirit's aroma to develop at its own pace, before being concentrated by the tapered shape and narrow mouth.
Lismore is one of the most recognisable cut-glass patterns in the Waterford archive. In 1952, Chief Designer, Miroslav Havel's reputation was forged with the creation of the Lismore pattern earning him the title 'the maestro of crystal'. The timeless pattern is inspired by the gothic architecture of Lismore Castle in Ireland. Over the years, Lismore has endured quite the design journey but the brilliance of the upright wedge cuts and diamond cuts remain the same.
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