France 1950s Château de Meursault Chrome Mirror Wine Taster
This wine taster originates from the renowned Burgundy estate, Château de Meursault, crafted in the 1950s. Its steel base is finished with a chrome mirror treatment, presenting a cool, silvery-white luster that blends functional design with classic industrial aesthetics.
The handle features a finely embossed winery name, complemented by the Fleur-de-lis and crown motif – symbols of French royalty and aristocratic heritage – showcasing the estate's historical depth and noble elegance. This is more than just a wine tasting tool; it's a collector's piece imbued with the story of the vineyard.
Within French wine culture, shallow, wide-mouthed tasters facilitate the sampling of multiple wines, allowing for a detailed appreciation of taste while fully capturing aromatic nuances. Even for a quiet solitary moment, a gentle sip and sniff before bed can add a touch of ritual and serene enjoyment to your wine experience.
Material and Era
• Chrome mirror finish on steel base
• Circa 1950s
Dimensions
• Width: 11.1 cm
• Height: 2.4 cm
• Rim Diameter (excluding handle): 8.5 cm
Condition
Fully functional. As with any vintage piece, minor signs of age are present on the surface, making it an even more cherished collectible for those who appreciate its historical charm.
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- No.12,672 - Kitchen & Dining | No.384 - Bar Glasses & Drinkware
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- Listing Summary
- In France, wine tasting gatherings are common, where multiple wines are sampled at once. Beyond taste, the aroma of wine is a key focus, which is why this type of shallow, wide-mouthed taster is used for both savoring the flavor and appreciating the bouquet.
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