More XL wine glass 4-pack. An extra large glass from Orrefors with a large glass body for rich oxygenation. More Wine XL is excellent for mainly red wines with the grape varieties Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo, but is also a delicious wine glass for other types of wine that require a greater degree of oxidation. The wide range highlights the delicate aromas of red wines from Burgundy and Barolo, but is also exemplary in white oak barrel-aged Chardonnay wines, preferably vintage.
The More series has been designed by Erika Lagerbielke to suit all types of drinks and occasions. The focus has been on easy accessibility, elegance and multifunction. More is the glass series for you who want suitable glass for everything, but at the same time save space in the cabinets.
Vol: 61 cl
Height: 227 mm
Diameter: 98 mm
Material: Lead-free crystal
Delivered in 4-pack
Dishwasher safe
Orrefors is a name associated with Nordic elegance, clean design, and unique craftsmanship. Since 1898, the glassworks in Orrefors, Småland, has created glass and crystal that combine artistic vision with functional beauty. Through more than a century of innovation and creativity, Orrefors has established itself as an international symbol of Swedish design culture.
The story begins in the deep forests of Småland, where the Orrefors glassworks was founded on the site of a former ironworks. With access to forest for fuel and sand for glass production, the location was ideal for glassblowing. From the very beginning, the business was characterized by high quality and artistic ambition, but it was in the early 20th century that Orrefors truly stepped onto the international design scene.
During the 20th century, Orrefors became known worldwide for its ability to combine traditional Swedish glassblowing with modern design. The brand supplied glassware to Nobel banquets, royal households, and fine restaurants, while also creating beautiful everyday objects – always with the same sense of balance, light, and purity.
Today, Orrefors remains one of the most respected names in glass design. Production is carried out with artisanal skill combined with contemporary design, often in collaboration with leading Swedish and international designers.
