Crystalite BohemiaSet of 12 - Crystalite Anser or Amundsen Hiball Tumblers (550ml or 470ml)
R299
About
Crystalite Bohemia was established in October 2009 and, at present, it owns two production plants. The first one is the glass factory in Světlá nad Sázavou with fully automated production of beverage and decoration glass (the glass factory was established in 1967); the other is the Květná glass factory based in Strání (established in 1794) where glass is still manufactured manually even today and, in addition, the glass is decorated using various techniques. At present, the company has more than 800 employees working in the two production plants, generating a turnover of close to EUR 37.5 million per year. A vast majority of their products are headed abroad, as the company currently exports to more than 72 countries worldwide.
An environmentally friendly crystallite glass melt has been used for many years to manufacture the entire range of products, as it does not contain any lead compounds and, since recently, includes also titanium guaranteeing a greater resistance of the final product. This glass melt offers top-class parameters such as Czech crystal and high lifetime, and can also be washed in a dishwasher without the risk of grey fading. Products made of this material will thus be stronger, more resistant to a higher number of cycles in the dishwasher, with an improved light refraction and the glass is even more abrasion resistant.
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With all the features you would expect from a premium crystal wine glass in a sleek modern design.
Product Features
- Savour your sweetest memories with this elegant Amundsen glasses that feature beautiful classic shapes and thin walls the maximize the drinking pleasure
- The generous size of this bowl allows the bouquet to develop fully
- The shape of this glass is specially made to direct the flow of the wine onto the right zone of the tongue to enhance the taste
- Made in the Czech Republic of high quality, lead free crystal
- Dishwasher safe
Do you really need these?
You own drinking glasses already. Sure, they're a little on the too small and too old side, but they hold liquids, right?
Granted the one glass has a horrible dark green stain on the inside, but that was just an unfortunate paint-related incident. And another has a chip on the rim that would almost certainly result in a nasty cut if you weren't careful.
Chicks dig scars, though.
It's all about looking at the positives. The silver lining. The glass half full.
Which is about as full as your current glasses can get before their stupid top-heavy design makes them unstable.