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Paksh Novelty Italian Red Wine Glasses – 18 Ounce – Lead Free – Wine Glass Set of 8 Clear
Product Features
- Made in Italy, this exquisite 8 piece, 18 oz wine glass set feature luxurious and luminous Italian-crafted glass that’s sure to turn heads and add beauty to your bar top.
- This special stemware set is made of exclusive Star Glass; a lead-free chemical composition that produces ultra clear, pure, and stunning wine glasses.
- The laser cut glass process delivers uniform and thin rims on the large red wine glasses, enhancing the perceived quality and flavor of any red wine.
- This large wine glass has a stout bulb shape that feels natural and comfortable when cradled in the hand while also allowing the red wine to breathe enhancing its flavors and releasing its decadent aromas.
- The dishwasher safe burgundy wine glass set is finished in the premier XLT Treatment; an innovative technology that reinforces the pinot noir wine glasses’ stem resistance against the most common causes of breakage.
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they don’t look as good as in the pictures
View CommentDefinitely not shatter-resistant These glasses are definitely not shatter-resistant. I’m not upset that the glass broke because I did knock it off of a table, but it fell onto a carpet from a short distance and shattered more than a regular glass would. They are very pretty, though, and I’m enjoying my remaining glasses. Just don’t expect them to be durable.Edit: Shortly after I posted this review, the seller contacted me to offer me a refund or replacement of the glasses. I chose a replacement, because these are…
View CommentGreat glasses. Quite large. A tad fragile. Wonderful set of large red wine glasses. However, be careful, as they are exceedingly fragile. One toppled over on a counter and detonated. I don’t mean it broke… no, that would be far too tame a word. I’m pretty sure it was laced with an explosive residue that was set off by minimal kinetic energy, and it resulted in the vessel being rendered unto its base elements. Alas, I fear no amount of sweeping will ever make my kitchen barefoot-safe again, for it is a field of shards…
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