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The Spiegelau Definition Burgundy Wine Glasses are the largest and most architecturally commanding shape in Spiegelau’s Definition Collection. Where the Definition Bordeaux uses a rounded, tapering tulip to focus structure and tannin, the Burgundy takes the opposite approach — a dramatically wide, nearly trapezoidal bowl with walls that rise outward and upward from a narrow base, then angle sharply inward at the shoulder to a tight, concentrated rim. That shape is specific to Pinot Noir and red Burgundy: the enormous bowl surface area maximizes oxygen contact and draws out the delicate, aromatic complexity of these wines, while the narrow rim funnels those aromatics directly to the nose with every sip. At 34 oz it is the largest glass in the Definition lineup.
The Definition Burgundy is the right glass for anyone who drinks Pinot Noir or Burgundy seriously and wants to experience what the shape actually does for those wines. The difference between a Burgundy bowl and a standard red wine glass is more pronounced for Pinot than for almost any other variety — the aromatics are delicate enough that the wide bowl makes a perceptible difference. A strong gift for wine enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone building a complete set of wine-specific stemware.
The Spiegelau Definition Burgundy Wine Glasses are the largest and most architecturally commanding shape in Spiegelau’s Definition Collection. Where the Definition Bordeaux uses a rounded, tapering tulip to focus structure and tannin, the Burgundy takes the opposite approach — a dramatically wide, nearly trapezoidal bowl with walls that rise outward and upward from a narrow base, then angle sharply inward at the shoulder to a tight, concentrated rim. That shape is specific to Pinot Noir and red Burgundy: the enormous bowl surface area maximizes oxygen contact and draws out the delicate, aromatic complexity of these wines, while the narrow rim funnels those aromatics directly to the nose with every sip. At 34 oz it is the largest glass in the Definition lineup.
The Definition Burgundy is the right glass for anyone who drinks Pinot Noir or Burgundy seriously and wants to experience what the shape actually does for those wines. The difference between a Burgundy bowl and a standard red wine glass is more pronounced for Pinot than for almost any other variety — the aromatics are delicate enough that the wide bowl makes a perceptible difference. A strong gift for wine enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone building a complete set of wine-specific stemware.