Champagneflûte

The flared stems feel surprisingly sturdy in the hand, and the rose-pink tint is even prettier in real light than on screen. They caught the bubbles beautifully when we toasted with prosecco last night, and washing them was easy—no awkward wobble on the drying rack.

I was skeptical about the pink tint, but it’s barely there unless the light hits it just right—actually makes the champagne look even more elegant. The thick stems give them a nice, solid weight in the hand without feeling clunky.

The pink tint is really subtle, more like a blush than actual pink, and it looks lovely once you pour. The flared stems make them feel sturdier than my old thin ones, though I still hand wash them.