HolmegaardDesign: Tom Nybroe
Arrives Nov 18 to 27 to Hungary
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- Dimensions
- Height 22.50 cm · Diameter 9.50 cm
- Material
- Fine glass
- Weight
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Notes Selected is a range of wine glasses by wine expert Tom Nybroe for Holmegaard. The white wine glass is shaped to bring out the freshness and aromas of white wine and also suits rosé and light red wines.
Made of fine glass, each glass holds 49 cl and measures 22.5 cm in height and 9.5 cm in diameter. The height is chosen to fit on kitchen shelves and in the dishwasher, where the glasses can be washed at up to 55°C. Sold as a set of six.
| Brand | Holmegaard |
|---|---|
| Designer | Tom Nybroe |
| Dimensions | Height 22.50 cm |
| Dimensions | Diameter 9.50 cm |
| Dimensions | Volume 0.49 l |
| Material | Fine glass |
| Item number | 4304706 |
| EAN | 5706423000591 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
Compare within the series
This product
Notes Selected White Wine Glass 49 cl 6 pcs. |
Notes Selected Red Wine Glass 63 cl 6 pcs. |
Notes Red Wine Glass 81 cl clear 2 pcs. |
Notes White Wine Glass 63 cl clear 2 pcs. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | ||||
| Size | Height 22.50 cm Diameter 9.50 cm | Height 22.50 cm Diameter 10.50 cm | Size (cm): 27 (height) Diameter: 11 cm | Size (cm): 27 (height) Diameter: 10 cm |
| Material | ||||
| Material | Fine glass | Fine glass | Fine glass | Fine glass |
| Price | ||||
| Price | €67,99 | €67,99 | €52,16 | €51,00 |
Holmegaard
Notes: Tom Nybroe's wine glasses for Holmegaard's 200 years
DesignerTom Nybroe
Notes is a wine glass series by wine connoisseur and glass designer Tom Nybroe, launched as Holmegaard marked 200 years of glassmaking. Thin fine glass, a slender stem and one shared height of 27 cm across the core glasses give a calm line on the table and good balance in the hand.
- Shared height of the four core glasses
- 27 cm
- Burgundy glass, the largest
- 94 cl
- Years of Holmegaard marked by the launch
- 200
- Maximum dishwasher temperature
- 55°C
Shaped for the wine
Each bowl is drawn for a style, from Champagne to Pinot Noir.
One even line
The core glasses share a 27 cm height, so a set table reads as one line.
Thin and light
Fine glass and a slender stem keep the glasses light in the hand.
Safe in the dishwasher
Wash at up to 55°C.

A wine lover's glass
Tom Nybroe has worked with wine for years, presenting and leading tastings. Notes takes its name from tasting notes, and every detail was refined to bring out a wine's aroma and fruit.

Four bowls, four jobs
The 94 cl Burgundy suits Pinot Noir and Nebbiolo. The 81 cl red glass takes Bordeaux and Brunello. The 63 cl white glass also suits rosé and older reds, and the 38 cl Champagne glass narrows to carry the scent to the nose.

The shorter Notes Selected
A shorter pair joins the range at 22.5 cm: a 49 cl white and a 63 cl red glass, sold in sixes for everyday dinners and larger tables. They share the fine glass of the taller Notes glasses in a more compact form.
Materials
- Fine glass
- Thin-walled and clear, so colour and legs show in the bowl.
- Slender stem
- Keeps hands off the bowl and the wine at its serving temperature.
- Care
- Dishwasher safe up to 55°C; hold the bowl, not the foot, when polishing.
Tom Nybroe is a Danish glass designer and wine connoisseur. He has worked with design all his life, in advertising and with Danish artists, and with wine as a presenter, tasting host and partner in the wine company World of Wine. Notes brings both interests together for Holmegaard.
Using it at home
Are Notes glasses dishwasher safe?
Yes, at up to 55°C.
Which glass for red wine?
The 81 cl red glass for powerful, tannic reds; the 94 cl Burgundy glass for Pinot Noir, Nebbiolo and other wines that need air.
Can I serve rosé in the white wine glass?
Yes. The 63 cl white wine glass also suits rosé and older, delicate reds.
What is Notes Selected?
Two shorter glasses at 22.5 cm, a 49 cl white and a 63 cl red, sold in sets of six.
How should I polish them?
Use a lint-free cloth and support the bowl, not the foot, to avoid stress on the stem.
