The Diony champagne flute in two lines
The Diony flute is the sparkling wine glass from Pasabahce’s Diony line: 125ml, 20.7cm tall, 5.8cm across the rim. The glass is clear, with vertical flutes on the upper bowl and a geometric diamond relief below, and the stem is long and worked. The pack holds six glasses, the unit in which the supplier sells it.
Who it is for
For the bar and restaurant serving sparkling wine by the glass that want a decorated flute at an everyday service price. For the venue with a 1920s look, where the flutes and the diamond pattern go with cut coupes and tumblers. For receptions and buffets, where glasses are counted by the dozen and a broken flute is replaced without a second thought.
At home it is the flute for the New Year toast, with a pattern that shows from across the room.
A hundred and twenty-five millilitres: the size of the Diony flute
The Diony flute holds 125ml brim-full, a 90-100ml glass of sparkling wine with room for the mousse. It is the right size for the aperitivo and the toast, where the glass is finished before the bubbles fade. The tall, narrow bowl keeps the bubbles going for longer, and the stem keeps the hand away from the wine, which stays cold.
For sparkling wine cocktails, the French 75, the Bellini, the Kir Royal, the measure stays small and the drink comes close to the rim without looking short.
Specifications
- Capacity: 125ml
- Height: 20.7cm
- Diameter: 5.8cm
- Material: clear glass
- Pattern: vertical flutes and geometric relief
- Range: Pasabahce Diony
- Pack quantity: 6 glasses
- MPN: Pasabahce 440210
Flutes and diamond: what the Diony pattern does
The pattern on the Diony flute is not only decoration. The vertical flutes on the upper part lead the eye to the rim and make the glass look slimmer than it is; the diamond relief below refracts the light exactly where the bead forms, so the bubbles can be seen rising even under the low light of an evening dining room. On the table, lined up with the others, the Diony flute is recognisable from a distance, which is what you want from a glass for the toast.
Six glasses per pack
Pasabahce sells the Diony flute in boxes of six, and so do we. A bar serving sparkling wine by the glass keeps two or three packs, so there is always a clean round ready while the other is in the wash.
The more you buy, the less you pay: 4 packs -5%, 6 -7%, 8 -10%, on the same item.
How to serve in the Diony flute
The glass should be cold but not frozen, because condensation covers the pattern. Pour with the flute tilted, in two stages, so the mousse does not rise over the rim. Always hold it by the stem.
Care
Pasabahce does not declare this glass dishwasher safe: by hand, in warm water with a neutral detergent, is the safe route. Dry it with a microfibre cloth, running it into the flutes, where water leaves marks.
FAQ
How much does the Diony champagne flute hold? 125ml, a glass of sparkling wine with room for the mousse.
How tall is it? 20.7cm.
How many glasses are there? Six, and the price is per pack.
Does it work for cocktails? Yes, for those with sparkling wine: French 75, Bellini, Kir Royal.
Dispatched from Rome, Italy. The other stemmed glasses are in the stemware category.
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