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Port glass
The Port glass section at AZ Boutique offers small stemmed glasses for serving sweet and fortified wines: Port, Banyuls, Madeira or vermouths served as aperitifs. Their compact size suits drinks enjoyed in small quantities. This selection is part of the Appetizer and cocktail glass section and is aimed at both professionals and private customers.
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The Port glass section at AZ Boutique offers small stemmed glasses for serving sweet and fortified wines: Port, Banyuls, Madeira or vermouths served as aperitifs. Their compact size suits drinks enjoyed in small quantities. This selection is part of the Appetizer and cocktail glass section and is aimed at both professionals and private customers.
Choosing your Port glass
Why a small-format glass?
The Port glass is defined by its small capacity and stem, which provide an appropriate serving size while concentrating the aromas of sweet wines. This format avoids warming the drink in the hand and suits both after-dinner and aperitif service.
Which model for service?
Models from Chef & Sommelier offer a fine rim and good dishwasher resistance, suited to regular use in the dining room. The tulip shape helps preserve aromas during tasting.
Also discover the Martini glasses and the full Glassware range at AZ Boutique.
Choosing your Port glass
Why a small-format glass?
The Port glass is defined by its small capacity and stem, which provide an appropriate serving size while concentrating the aromas of sweet wines. This format avoids warming the drink in the hand and suits both after-dinner and aperitif service.
Which model for service?
Models from Chef & Sommelier offer a fine rim and good dishwasher resistance, suited to regular use in the dining room. The tulip shape helps preserve aromas during tasting.
Also discover the Martini glasses and the full Glassware range at AZ Boutique.
