GABRIEL GLAS

Gabriel-Glas StandArt

When defining the more affordable, machine-produced Gabriel-Glas, a new term was intentionally coined. This "StandArt" version of Gabriel-Glas is more than just a glass; it's considered a piece of art. And by art, we also mean "craftsmanship." Therefore, the term "StandArt" elegantly bridges the gap between conventional and artistic.
Featuring a sophisticated production technique, this lead-free, dishwasher-safe glass is free from seams and weak points, making it surprisingly durable despite its lightweight design, weighing approximately 150 grams. The StandArt version delivers an exceptional wine experience, outperforming many well-known competitors in comparative tests.

Ideal for everyday use, catering, wine tastings, and the hospitality industry, this glass combines practicality with elegance.

Gabriel-Glas Gold Edition

For the lightest wine glass produced in significant quantities, the connection to the precious metal gold is a natural one. The shape is identical to that of the StandArt glass, with minimal deviations that may actually enhance the wine experience. Handcrafted to exact millimeter precision, the Gabriel-Glas Gold Edition ensures maximum enjoyment.
An exclusive team of highly skilled glassblowers, specially trained for this purpose, is employed. Not every glassblower can produce these unique glasses; thus, only about 3,000 glasses are made in five days by these artisans, who work in two layers. While more could be made, the high rate of imperfections and strict quality control mean only the most perfect glasses are selected. Given its exceptional lightness (weight 90 grams), this glass could easily command a much higher price. However, compared to competing products, its price remains exceptionally attractive, encouraging dedicated wine enthusiasts to make the switch. Like the StandArt, the Gabriel-Glas Gold Edition is lead-free, dishwasher-safe, and free from weak points.

Suitable for private use by wine connoisseurs, rare wine tastings, and top-tier gastronomy.