STORSINTCarafe, clear glass

$15.99
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With a carafe you can easily decant the wine before the tasting or serve water in style. STORSINT is mouth blown by a skilled artisan – so each carafe is unique.

Article Number003.963.84

Product details

In the STORSINT series there is glassware for all types of drinks, so you can easily match glasses when setting the table.

Each carafe is mouth blown by a skilled craftsman.

Wash this product before using it for the first time.

Designer

Aaron Probyn

Article Number003.963.84

  • Glass

    Handwash only.

  • Only for beverages with a max. temperature of 122°F.

  • No cadmium or lead added.

    We want to have a positive impact on the planet. That is why by 2030, we want all materials in our products to be recycled or renewable, and sourced in responsible ways.

Measurements

Volume: 57 oz

  • STORSINT
    CarafeArticle Number003.963.84

    Width: 7 ¼ "

    Height: 7 ¼ "

    Length: 11 ¼ "

    Weight: 2 lb 1 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

4.9(25)
Goo display itemFaisalThis jar can be used to display flower or without flower5
Love my carafe!KarenI love this carafe and it was great bargain5
Super !GillesVery good for the price !5
Great wine decanterTHAISLove this wine decanter. It looks a lot more expensive than it is!!!5
I’m satisfied with my shoppingFRANCESCAI’m satisfied with my shopping5
Great valuePamLarge enough to hold a 1.5 l bottle and looks good doing it at a fraction of the cost of similar carafes elsewhere5
BeautifulSergioBeautiful5
StorsintSaddysGood Product5
Looks beautiful on our tableMICHAELLooks beautiful on our table and does exactly what a wine decanter needs to do. Good price too.5
Water FlaskMARIAThis is awesome and adds a nice touch to your table. It is big though so not for small tables I also use it to serve Ice tea.5
Very niceshirleyBrought this for a housewarming gift and it was loved by everyone.5
FancyyoussefFancy4
Decanter bargainBrianVery good value5
Simply gorgeousThereseUse it everyday looks gorgeous on my table. So many compliments.5
Beautiful CarafeMarleneThis was even more beautiful than it looked online. It is of substantial weight, but not too heavy. I would definitely buy it again!5
Great valueKIMBERLYGreat value in looks, cost & use5
Very nice!Evan J.Great product that looks fancy without being expensive5
Love it !SaidReally nice carafe with a graceful and modern shape that really adds an elegant touch to my table.5
Just what I neededKrystleI purchased this online because of the great price. It serves its purchase.5
Really hard to towel dryTerri I.Lovely to look at and serve with, but we have hard water and must towel dry everything to remove spots... difficult with the shape and narrow neck so likely won’t use this much.3
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STORSINT Carafe, clear glass, 57 oz
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Match your wine with the right glass

Did you know that there is a whole science behind why wine glasses look the way they do? Fortunately, you don’t need to dive into the science to match your favorite wine with the right glass. We developed the STORSINT glass series so you have optimal glasses for different wines. But first we needed to thoroughly understand what happens to a wine when it’s poured into a glass with a certain shape – so we took on the help of some experienced sommeliers along the way. Product developer Malin Ljungström shares some facts: “For example, a younger wine should be served in a smaller bowl with a slightly narrower opening. This is so the wine is not affected too much by the oxygen in the air", explains Malin."On the other hand, an older and fuller wine needs a large, round bowl and a relatively wide opening to enhance all the aromas and flavors from the wine being more in contact with oxygen."

Thin and durable glass How a wine is enjoyed when drinking from a wine glass is also about the balance between the bowl, shaft and foot. “A good wine glass should be nice to hold and beautiful to look at”, says Malin. The choice to use lead-free crystal was important for STORSINT. “Lead is a metal that is harmful to both people and the environment, and we do not allow it in any products. The lead-free crystal glass has a fine luster, is thin and strong and can be machine-washed”, says Malin as she toasts two glasses lightly against each other, spreading a nice and crisp reverberation

New insights about wine

For Malin, the collaboration with the sommeliers meant that some of her conceptions about wine changed. For example, that champagne or other sparkling wine should always be enjoyed from tall flute glasses with plenty of room for the bubbles. “It’s true about younger wines, but we learned that an older champagne is more aromatic, and can therefore be served in a wine glass with a larger bowl to develop its full potential”, says Malin and adds: "In the world of wine, there’s always something to learn."

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Material

What is glass?

Glass is mainly made of sand, soda, and lime melted at a high temperature. Tempering or various additives gives you extra-strong and impact-resistant glass that in some cases can be taken straight from freezer to oven without cracking. A big benefit is how glass can be recycled over and over without the quality deteriorating. Also, a lot less energy is needed to melt recycled glass compared to new raw materials. Our goal is to eventually use only recycled glass in our range.

Designer thoughts

Designer thoughts

"When I designed STORSINT, I wanted to make glassware that enhances the enjoyment of drinks. I made the stems thin and smooth so that they´re comfortable to hold, and the bowl generous so that aromas and and flavors develop in the best way. I was partially inspired by the fantastic glassware at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. With STORSINT, I wanted to create glassware which suits all occasions, which is beautifully designed – and can be used year after year."

Designer Aaron Probyn