Malt glass
I lost my favorite scotch glass in the move this past January. It’s not really a scotch glass. Not designed to be, anyway. It’s a wine tasting glass from Andrew Murray Vineyards in Santa Barbara County, California, the one that they give you as a souvenir when you pay to taste their wines. It’s copita-shaped, much like the Riedel port glass, but with a slightly shorter, not as bulbous bowl, shorter stem, and narrower base (the big disc of the base is the ugliest thing — the only ugly thing — about the Riedel port glass.) I know we have it somewhere, in some box I haven’t yet found. It’s probably hiding with the two Riedel port glasses I’m still missing.
Much sadness abounds.
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February 1st, 2009 at 13h50
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