Where do Lehmann glasses come from?

From Reims, in the heart of the Champagne region. Sommeliers and cellar masters contribute to the designs. You notice it most in the tasting glasses and champagne flutes, which are made for tasting.

What’s the difference between the Paris and Roma coupes?

It comes down to the depth and capacity. At 20 cl, Paris is the middle size, while Roma is the largest at 22 cl. Montreal is the smallest of the three at 17 cl. All three are shallow bowls on a stem.

What do you use a Lehmann tasting glass for?

Islay is a 12 cl tulip glass for whisky, while Eaux de Vie is a 15 cl glass for clear spirits. Both concentrate the aromas, so you can smell them without the alcohol stinging your nose.

Can Lehmann wine glasses go in the dishwasher?

Yes, as long as they have enough room. Place the bowls apart so the stems don’t knock against each other, and choose a short cycle at a low temperature. Rinse tasting glasses again afterward, because you can smell soap residue right away.

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At Lehmann, each collection is named after a city. It may seem like a whim, but it works as a memory aid. Paris, London, Roma, and Montreal are glasses, each with a slightly different depth. Barcelona is the glass for gin and tonic, and Islay is the tasting glass for whisky. Know the name, and you know the shape, making a range that initially looks confusing suddenly easy to navigate.

The company is based in Reims. Sommeliers and cellar masters contribute to every design, and you can see that most clearly in the tasting glasses and champagne glasses. They’re made for tasting, not for standing out on the table. The smallest is a 12 cl tasting glass, and the largest is the 54 cl Grand Blanc. In between, you’ll find coupes, flutes, tumblers, and beer glasses.

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Born from a passion for wine and glass

Lehmann was founded with one goal: to create glasses that do justice to the work of winemakers. Based in the Champagne region, the brand has specialized in tasting glasses since the 1990s. With a strong focus on shape, balance, and clarity, Lehmann brings the character of every wine to life. Collaborations with renowned experts, such as Gérard Basset and Philippe Jamesse, have resulted in collections tailored to taste, style, and ease of use.

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From classic to innovative

Lehmann glasses combine tradition and technology. Classic mouth-blown glassware requires the collaboration of six master glassblowers, using techniques that have existed for centuries. At the same time, Lehmann also develops innovative lines, such as the Ultralight series. These glasses are exceptionally light, thin, and clear, and are available in both handmade and machine-made versions. Thanks to the use of lead-free crystal, all the glasses retain their brilliance and resonance without compromising durability.

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Designs with a purpose

Every Lehmann collection is designed with attention to functionality and aesthetics. The shapes are sleek and the proportions are precise. Each glass is made to bring out the aromas and flavors of wine to their fullest. This applies to both still and sparkling wines such as champagne. Lehmann makes glasses for people who take wine seriously, whether at home or in a professional setting.

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Quality you can taste and feel

Lehmann glasses are produced in Reims, France, and are made to last. Combining craftsmanship and innovation, the brand offers glasses that look beautiful, feel comfortable in the hand, and enhance the wine-drinking experience. Whether you choose a mouth-blown glass or a machine-made version, with Lehmann you bring home quality that is both visible and tangible.

01

Born from a passion for wine and glass

Lehmann was founded with one goal: to create glasses that do justice to the work of winemakers. Based in the Champagne region, the brand has specialized in tasting glasses since the 1990s. With a strong focus on shape, balance, and clarity, Lehmann brings the character of every wine to life. Collaborations with renowned experts, such as Gérard Basset and Philippe Jamesse, have resulted in collections tailored to taste, style, and ease of use.

02

From classic to innovative

Lehmann glasses combine tradition and technology. Classic mouth-blown glassware requires the collaboration of six master glassblowers, using techniques that have existed for centuries. At the same time, Lehmann also develops innovative lines, such as the Ultralight series. These glasses are exceptionally light, thin, and clear, and are available in both handmade and machine-made versions. Thanks to the use of lead-free crystal, all the glasses retain their brilliance and resonance without compromising durability.

03

Designs with a purpose

Every Lehmann collection is designed with attention to functionality and aesthetics. The shapes are sleek and the proportions are precise. Each glass is made to bring out the aromas and flavors of wine to their fullest. This applies to both still and sparkling wines such as champagne. Lehmann makes glasses for people who take wine seriously, whether at home or in a professional setting.

04

Quality you can taste and feel

Lehmann glasses are produced in Reims, France, and are made to last. Combining craftsmanship and innovation, the brand offers glasses that look beautiful, feel comfortable in the hand, and enhance the wine-drinking experience. Whether you choose a mouth-blown glass or a machine-made version, with Lehmann you bring home quality that is both visible and tangible.