Zalto, Luxury Glass
Being extremely fond of glasses Zalto, I do a lot of business traveling with them and I always worry about damaging them.
I use them at the various wine events I attend and during private client tastings (often one-on-one) I always serve the wines in the Zalto glass just because I believe it really makes a difference in how the wine is presented and how it tastes in the right glass.
So I thought it would be great if there was a purpose-built piece of luggage (something like the iconic Rimowa suitcases) that could safely house the precious glasses (with a custom soft polyurethane foam insert) along with a number of other wine related accessories such as corkscrew, pasta cutter, bottle stopper, leather coasters, etc. (the individual accessories can also be purchased separately and transported in an elegant box leather).
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