RIEDEL Vinum RIEDEL Vinum

Vinum is RIEDEL's basic grape varietal-specific series. It was created by 10^th generation glassmaker Georg J. Riedel to ensure every wine lover could afford greater wine enjoyment. 

The series was designed, based on Sommeliers, the 1973 collection by Claus J. Riedel, the 9^th generation of the family-run company. The Sommeliers range was the first wine-friendly and unadorned wine glass collection, with glass bowl shapes based on a wine's character. 

In 1986, his son Georg presented a further innovation that fundamentally altered wine glass culture: varietal-specific glassware, produced by machine to reduce their cost significantly. 

Developed with great passion and based on Georg's well-founded specialist knowledge, Vinum has become RIEDEL's best-selling glassware series. The series is produced by machine in crystal glass. All Vinum glasses are dishwasher safe.