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Riedel Cabernet (Magnum) Decanter (1440/26)
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From its beginnings in northern Bohemia down to this day, for 11 generations and 250 years, Riedel Glass has stood for the high art of glassmaking. So much more than mere receptacles, Riedel decanters and glasses are imbued with the idiosyncrasies of the wine they are charged to accentuate, turning wine consumption into a graceful, prosaic experience.
Blown in the traditional way, Riedel decanters are the absolute pinnacle of their field. Each one is designed with presentation, elegance and class in mind, whilst ensuring the wine is given every chance to breathe and greet the drinker in the best possible condition.
Why decant?
French wine making legend Christian Moueix: “Decanting old wines, just a few moments before they are served, helps to ensure that the wines' clarity and brilliance are not obscured by any deposit that may have developed over time. Decanting young wines several hours before they are served gives the wine a chance to bloom and attain a stage of development that normally requires years of aging."
British melodic/progressive rock band Magnum formed in 1972 but took ten years to garner any mainstream attention; they then outstayed their welcome by at least five years, before finally breaking up in 1995, half a decade after their last influence on the charts. Once a Magnum always a Magnum, however, the band reformed in 2001 and recently released an album called Into the Valley of the Moonking, which was received with critical indifference.
Riedel’s Cabernet Magnum decanter has absolutely nothing to do with Tony Clarkin and friends.
Note: This particular model is designed to hold the contents of a 1.5 litre magnum.
Very limited edition. Available only while stocks last.
All orders are subject to freight charges and are based on carton weight up to 14kg.
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