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The Absinthe Coupe glass reproduces one of the most interesting antique absinthe glasses. While it looks like a French champagne glass, this glass was made specifically for use with absinthe. Made with the same measurements as an original Coupe glass, including the tank. The reservoir is the lower part of the glass that serves to measure the amount of absinthe to add, making it easy for the consumer to know the exact amount of absinthe to pour. The size of the tank is usually related to the size of the glass used, as the ratio of water to absinthe varies according to the drinker (usually 3-5 parts water to 1 part absinthe). The reservoir of this "glass" measures 25ml, which is the norm for an absinthe glass of this size. It is a machine-printed glass, therefore thick and resistant, ideal for intensive use in a bar or restaurant. Machine printed glass. Measures 8.6cm in diameter and 14.6cm in height. The glass holds 23.6 cl. The tank holds about 25ml.
Price 12,99 €
The Pontarlier Absinthe Glass is perhaps the oldest and most popular of the absinthe glasses. While there are slight variations of this glass, this style is considered the quintessential Pontarlier absinthe glass. It was originally named after the name given to it in an advertisement for the leading absinthe producer of the time, Pernod Fils. In this advertisement, the newspaper of the brand's hometown, Pontarlier, in France, was published. Given the company's popularity, the journal was sent throughout France, which only increased awareness of Pernod Fils and the glass of Pontarlier. Made in the same proportions as an original Pontarlier glass, including the tank. The tank is the area used to measure how much absinthe to use for a glass. The size of the tank is usually related to the size of the glass used. The tank measures 25ml which is the norm for an absinthe glass of this size. It is a machine-molded glass, therefore thick and resistant, ideal for intensive use in a bar or restaurant. Machine printed glass. Measures 8.6cm in diameter and 14.6cm in height. The glass holds 26.6 cl. The tank holds about 25ml.
Price 12,99 €
An excellent absinthe glass is the Goblet Amboise, the elegant design and scalloped motifs inspired by the Renaissance arts give these collections a simple sophistication, transmitting French elegance with a chic and festive aura, perfect to be used as an absinthe glass with a view its capacity of 20cl, in this way you will have the right proportions in your preparation. La Rochere is the oldest French glassworks, today probably the only European born in 1475, La Rochere has never changed the great attention to the quality of its glass, has never betrayed its unique and characterizing style which takes inspiration from the sophisticated and elegant French countryside.
Price 8,50 €
La Rochere Fleur de lys is part of the Fleur de Lys collection, it is a modern take on an original 19th century handmade La Rochere design inspired by the Florentine Renaissance. La Rochere is the oldest French glassworks, today probably the only European born in 1475, La Rochere has never changed the great attention to the quality of its glass, has never betrayed its unique and characterizing style which takes inspiration from the sophisticated and elegant French countryside.
Price 8,50 €
The La Rochere Lyonnaise tumbler is a reintroduction of the original handcrafted Florentine Renaissance design from the 1890s. Late 19th century Europe revisited the Renaissance where Italian art and design were gracefully interpreted into everyday objects such as glasses and wine glasses. Perfect for drinking absinthe!
Price 8,50 €
La Rochere Perigord is part of Perigord, a favorite on French tables for generations, the Perigord collection has ruched lines and a timeless silhouette that exude everyday elegance. An original La Rochere design, this collection is inspired by 18th century wine glasses when this signature style first emerged. The pieces are made from thick, durable soda-lime glass, making them perfect for everyday use. La Rochere is the oldest French glassworks, today probably the only European born in 1475, La Rochere has never changed the great attention to the quality of its glass, has never betrayed its unique and characterizing style which takes inspiration from the sophisticated and elegant French countryside.
Price 8,50 €
A fantastic set of La Rochere absinthe glasses in a gift box, 30 cl capacity, including an absinthe spoon. Reprinted in collaboration with the Auvers sur Oise Absinthe Museum, savor absinthe and all the nuances of its aromas in these fine glasses, its traditional flat spoon and its booklet with 5 cocktail recipes. La Rochere is the oldest French glassworks, today probably the only European born in 1475, La Rochere has never changed the great attention to the quality of its glass, has never betrayed its unique and characterizing style which takes inspiration from the sophisticated and elegant French countryside.
Price 33,00 €
La Rochere Versailles Goblet is part of the Versailles Collection, Inspired by the iconic palace, Versailles is decorated with an elegant seashell and floral motif, putting French grandeur at your fingertips. The collection draws on the palace's Baroque panels and gardens, accented with sea shells for a sophisticated style that translates seamlessly from everyday elegance to the festive table.
Price 8,50 €
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