RiedelSet of 2 Iconic Coca-Cola Glasses
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About
This is the realisation of a lifelong dream of Georg Riedel, the 10th generation owner of the Austrian company. On his fourth birthday -- 65 years ago -- his parents bought him a 12-pack of Coca-Cola.
He savoured every sip, self-rationing the dozen small glass bottles to make them last, and has now created a Riedel glass that would remind people of the specialness of drinking a Coca-Cola -- and connect back to the brand’s heritage.
This glass is inspired by the iconic curves of the original Coca-Cola bottle and enhances the taste of this cult drink. Shaped by trial and error by a panel of industry experts and Coca-Cola lovers, the glass captures the distinct spices, aroma and taste of Coca-Cola to create a magical sensorial experience. A unique glass for a taste in a class of its own. It's the real thing.
Product Features
- Set of 2 Coca-Cola highball drinking glasses
- A unique glass that creates a Coca-Cola taste like no other
- Made of crystal glass
- Machine blown
- Delicate rim
- Dishwasher safe
Product Specifications
- Set of 2 Coca-Cola highball drinking glasses
- Capacity: 480ml
- Other possible uses of this glass:
- All long drinks, including Gin & Tonic
- Water
- Juice
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