From the beginning of the century, the famous jeweller Lalique dedicated his talent to glass.
Table art was for the master glass artist and his descendants, a priviliged field of creation.

Thus, in 1928, a Lalique glass collection entered the Palais de l'Elysée. Today, although Lalique is very much a house of tradition, the particularities of their style endow the collections with great originality.

Three generations of the Lalique family are responsible for these creations: René, Marc et Marie-Claude. The tasting glass, created by Marie-Claude Lalique, is blown in transparent crystal and is distinguished by the elegance and harmony of its curves, the finesse of the rim and the purity of its line.

The hand formed transparent crystal stem is pure and slender. A satined curled crystal pattern recalling the balusters and the gate of the chateau subtely catch the light.

Designed to satisfy the requirements of the most demanding wine lover, this is a glass that can present the bouquet of the fine wine that is Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, while keeping the precious nectar intact with the additional pleasure of drinking from a Lalique glass.