A set of two coupe champagne glasses in the style of 1920s America. Coupe glasses are a shallow form of Champagne glass and this particular design is a celebration of the swinging 20s era of design and hedonism. If you wish to sip champagne from a shallow bowl like Daisy Buchanan then this is the glass for you.
Set of two glasses
holds 280 ml
14,3cm Height
The Story Behind The Coupe
A saucy and persistent rumor prevails that the shallow bowl shape of the coupe glass was modeled on the breasts of Marie Antoinette - Queen of France and all things slightly over the top, how could they have been modeled on another. An unlikely story but it does say something about the perceived sexiness of the coupe. After all, it was the Champagne vessel of choice for 1920’s flappers, and Hollywood leading ladies from Marilyn Monroe to Sophia Loren were frequently photographed imbibing from a coupe in their heydays.
The Champagne coupe isn’t just sexy, it’s also elegant and a delight to sip from the wider rim.
However champagne flutes have been creeping onto the scene since the 70s with enthusiasts claiming they’re better suited to prolonging the trademark bubbles. But we would rather sacrifice a few bubbles for a bit of tradition and bundles of style because if you have to worry about your bubbles, maybe you’re just not drinking fast enough.
