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Charming and a bit old-fashioned, the new Absinthe glass from La Rochere is ideal for aperitifs. The mythical herbal liqueur from the turn-of-the-century was a great favorite of artists, and this graceful 6-1/2" high goblet is faceted to showcase the rich colors of aperitifs or wine. Perfect for everyday enjoyment, the Absinthe glass fits the hand with pleasing weight and symmetry. The oldest glass factory in France, La Rochere was founded in 1475, seventeen years before Christopher Columbus set foot in the Americas! La Rochere products are produced by melting, at around 1450 degrees C, a mixture of sand, soda, and lime to create silico-sodocalcic glass. Various other elements are added to refine and improve brilliance to create heavy-duty glassware that's perfect for every day. Goblet capacity: 10 oz., Goblet dimensions: 3.25" x 6.5"
Charming and a bit old-fashioned, the new Absinthe glass from La Rochere is ideal for aperitifs. The mythical herbal liqueur from the turn-of-the-century was a great favorite of artists, and this graceful 6-1/2" high goblet is faceted to showcase the rich colors of aperitifs or wine. Perfect for everyday enjoyment, the Absinthe glass fits the hand with pleasing weight and symmetry. The oldest glass factory in France, La Rochere was founded in 1475, seventeen years before Christopher Columbus set foot in the Americas! La Rochere products are produced by melting, at around 1450 degrees C, a mixture of sand, soda, and lime to create silico-sodocalcic glass. Various other elements are added to refine and improve brilliance to create heavy-duty glassware that's perfect for every day. Goblet capacity: 10 oz., Goblet dimensions: 3.25" x 6.5"
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