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- Riedel "Vinum" 416/75 Daiginjo 380ml
Riedel "Vinum" 416/75 Daiginjo 380ml
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Description
It is a series of machine glass developed by Riedel's 10th Georg Riedel, inheriting the functions of the finest hand-made series was created based on the characteristics of grape varieties "Sommelier". On the functional, high-quality, along with the fact that these relatively reasonably priced glass gives the shock to wine enthusiasts and industry officials at that time was announced in 1986, and is closely related to the wine and glasses quickly spread around the world. "Vinum" series has a wide variety of second hand-made "Sommelier" has built permanent place as the machine glass for the masterpieces of the world to enjoy on a daily basis, please feel free to.Product specifications
-Material: Crystal glass
-Production: machine
-Country of origin: Germany
* This item is dishwasher is used on the machine.
Caring for Riedel glasses
• Riedel glass is available in a dishwasher. (We recommend hand washing if the conditions are not yet available.
-Lime deposit penetrates the soft water (low mineral content water) use.
Try the vinegar and wipe off the lime deposit penetrates. (We recommend that you clean the glass after cleaning for lime deposit penetrates with a once very difficult to take.
And if you wash your hands in warm water glass wash (if you use detergent, detergent to use no deposit glass rinse).
-Cloth and washed with unscented soap, use a sterilized by boiling in hot water.
And during rinse the cloth fabric softener to avoid. (Avoid of oil on the surface)
-How to brush the glass: use cloth with two hands does not touch directly on the glass, so that we recommend. With one hand firmly Bowl and brush.
That broke under the pressure of the torsion or twist stems (legs). Never have a bowl with pedestal, please nejiranaide.
"Request for purchase"
The shape of the box on the noshi packaging sizes. Please be forewarned.
Salzburg in Austria have developed shape, ideal for the first time grape breeds in the world and focusing on the fact that the drink with a glass of the same wine as well as different shapes and aromas and flavors vary. These glasses has received enormous trust from wine producer and lovers as a glass still repeat tastings with wine producers around the world known as the "workshop" finally determined, and the character of the wine, maker of hot desire to faithfully reproduce.
* Salzburg basic principles
"Drink personality determines the glass shape.
Best glasses on the personality of the drink brings out the distinctive flavor with each focuses on the aroma and flavor of all drinks, accurately. Introduced to the world of wine glass shape in the late 1950s, Riedel 9th generation clan Claus Riedel history first grape varieties suitable for the concept. Riedel wine grape varieties per each unique as you are to develop and then send out into the world and ' glass is rated as an intelligent wine scent, taste, balance and aftertaste feeling and transform the character of the wine can draw best "grass".
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Shipping Cost
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The overseas shipping is provided by Japan Post Co., Ltd.
*shipping fee automatically calculated based on the weight of your order according to EMS rates. The shipping fee depends on the weight. - See more details of International charges other than shipping fee
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The shipping in Japan is provided by Yamato Transport Co., Ltd.
We fix the shipping fee to a nationwide flat fee 660JPY per parcel, but in case your order over 20,000JPY in total without consumption tax of 10% and any handling charges, the shipping is free of charge.
Customer can choose the specified time from following time zone.
[AM 8:00-12:00 / 14:00-16:00 / 16:00-18:00 / 18:00-20:00 / 19:00-21:00]
Payments are made by accepted credit cards
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