ONE for ALL is a win, win combination!

ONE for ALL is a win, win combination!

Emil den Dulk, CEO DeToren Winery, Stellenbosch, South Africa

I was introduced to ONE for ALL Stemware in Cologne Germany in 2005. Peter Steger ordered a wine and got the sommelier to pour. He then poured half of the wine into a ONE for ALL glass. He called her back and asked her to identify which wine of the two glasses was the better wine. The ONE for ALL glass was chosen. I then did the taste myself and concurred. This happened at 2 more restaurants and I was convinced without learning about all the other advantages of the stemware. In 2006 I introduced both the white and red glasses into our tasting room at De Toren. We have been using ONE for ALL Stemware at De Toren ever since, tasting with public, press and specialists and so many people remarked on the elegant shape and have all been referred back to ONE for ALL. ONE for ALL is a win, win combination! "

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  • Excerpt from BILD interview with Markus Del Monego...

    A good glass in the cupboard is enough. So do we need a separate glass for each type of wine? "Not at all. A good all-round glass will also do: it should be thin-walled and light...

    Excerpt from BILD interview with Markus Del Monego...

    A good glass in the cupboard is enough. So do we need a separate glass for each type of wine? "Not at all. A good all-round glass will also do: it should be thin-walled and light...

  • Daily mirror, 2001

    "... Because Mister Johnson is English and the world's most successful wine author. A knowledgeable provocateur. A single glass is enough for him in everyday life, he says, a glass shaped like an egg..."

    Daily mirror, 2001

    "... Because Mister Johnson is English and the world's most successful wine author. A knowledgeable provocateur. A single glass is enough for him in everyday life, he says, a glass shaped like an egg..."

  • Mario Scheuerman

    during a web wine tasting on July 08th, 2008: "...a really ingenious glass. The Feinherbe (Riesling) in the ONEforALL again seems much more fruity, more lively, in the Riedel on the other hand it is a bit duller, wider.

    Mario Scheuerman

    during a web wine tasting on July 08th, 2008: "...a really ingenious glass. The Feinherbe (Riesling) in the ONEforALL again seems much more fruity, more lively, in the Riedel on the other hand it is a bit duller, wider.

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