270 years of Riedel
Riedel Wine Glasses & Decanters
Riedel has made glass since 1756, and in 2026 the family-owned company marks 270 years. The idea behind every Riedel shape: the glass changes how you experience the wine. Start with this season's offers, then explore the full range.
Vinum 2-piece sets with a bonus polishing cloth
Two Vinum glasses plus a Riedel microfiber polishing cloth, priced the same as a standard Vinum set of 2. Vinum was the first varietal-specific machine-made glass, and it is dishwasher safe.
Superleggero 2-piece gift sets
A boxed pair from the collection Riedel describes as the largest, thinnest and lightest glasses it has ever made by machine.
Veloce & Rocks: pay for 3, get 4
Four glasses for the price of three. Each Veloce glass carries its grape variety on the base. The Drink Specific Glassware Rocks glass has a built-in 2 oz / 60 ml pour line.
Vinum: pay for 3, get 4
Four Vinum glasses for the price of three.
The Riedel story
Founded in 1756 and still family-owned after 11 generations, Riedel marks its 270th anniversary in 2026. In the late 1950s, ninth-generation Claus J. Riedel recognized that the shape of a glass influences how we perceive a wine's aroma and taste. His Burgundy Grand Cru glass, designed in 1958, led to the handmade Sommeliers series in 1973, and grape-varietal-specific glassware has been Riedel's calling card ever since. Today the company is led by Georg J. Riedel (10th generation) and Maximilian J. Riedel (11th generation).
Find your Riedel collection
- Vinum: introduced in 1986 as the very first varietal-specific machine-made glass, and still Riedel's best-selling series. Dishwasher safe.
- Veloce: launched in 2022 and premium machine-made at Riedel's factory in Weiden, Germany. It looks and feels handmade, and each glass is inscribed on the base with its intended grape variety.
- Superleggero: the 2023 machine-made collection created in homage to the 50th anniversary of Sommeliers. Riedel says it includes the largest, thinnest and lightest glasses it has ever produced by machine.
- Drink Specific Glassware: developed with bartender Zane Harris and introduced in 2019 for cocktails and spirits. The Rocks glass has a built-in 2Â oz / 60Â ml pour line.
- Sommeliers: the handmade series introduced in 1973, the origin of Riedel's grape-varietal-specific shapes.
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Every Riedel piece we have in stock, from decanters to tumblers.
