460ml champagne tulip glass

460ml tulip glass, Kimura crystal, short stem

Our online store , Limonadier, presents a Japanese Kimura design. This tulip-shaped champagne glass has a capacity of 460 milliliters. This tulip-shaped champagne glass combines a generous bowl with a shorter 7cm stem, improving stability when serving standing up. The neck tapers gradually from 80mm at the base to 15mm at the rim, creating a funnel shape that concentrates volatile aromatic compounds.

• Mouth-blown crystal with a short 7cm stem, reducing the risk of tipping over upon reception
• Tulip-shaped 460ml bottle offering a generous volume for rosé champagnes and complex blends
• Narrow neck (15mm) precisely channels aromas towards the nose during tasting
• Kimura 15oz style, renowned for its optimal ergonomics, balancing stability and visual elegance

Japanese craftsmanship ensures a reinforced stem-to-bowl joint. This compensates for the reduced height. Standard tulip-shaped champagne glasses with long stems have a weak point at this joint. The 460ml capacity allows for a 15-18cl serving, ideal for rosé champagnes, which require more aeration than white brut. Do you appreciate Japanese glassware? Discover our Japanese whisky glasses .

Technical specifications

Champagne and sparkling wine service

1. Serving temperature: 9-11°C for rosé champagnes, 8-10°C for proseccos. Fill the tulip-shaped champagne glass halfway (approximately 15cl) to allow for proper aeration.
2. Hold by the foot despite the short leg to prevent the contents from heating up.
3. Rosé champagnes develop their red fruit notes in this generous tulip.
4. This glass is also suitable for sparkling cocktails such as Aperol Spritz or Hugo, which benefit from the narrow neck.

Kimura crystal glass maintenance

Our online shop, Limonadier, recommends hand washing only. Warm water (30-35°C). Neutral detergent (pH 7). Take special care when cleaning the stem-chalice joint: hold the chalice firmly without twisting it. Rinse thoroughly under clean water. Dry with a microfiber cloth using gentle, rotating motions.