Practical if you can enjoy all drinks from the same glass.

Practical if you can enjoy all drinks from the same glass.

Matthias Martens, cigar sommelier

"As a cigar sommelier, it's my passion to pair select cigars with fine drinks. I personally prefer medium- to full-bodied, slim cigars like a Cuban Trinidad Lanceros or the unfortunately now rare Compañeros Coronas Largas from Honduras. For the first third, I enjoy a glass of robust, expressive vintage champagne, followed by an elegant Agricole-style rum in the middle, and finally a mature late-boiled vintage port for a powerful finish. It's convenient to be able to enjoy all the drinks from the same glass. In rooms filled with the aroma of cigars, glasses with a narrow opening are also a good idea, allowing the nose perfect access to the glass chimney. That's why I like to use the ONE for ALL glass from my aficionado friend Peter Steger."

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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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