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Spiegelau Vino Grande Red Wine Glasses, Set of 6
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Spiegelau Vino Grande Stemware Collection
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Spiegelau Vino Grande Chardonnay Glasses, Set of 6
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Feature: Set of 6 wine glasses each measures 8-1/2-inches high
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Spiegelau Vino Grande Burgundy Wine Glasses, Set of 6
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Feature: Set of six glasses, designed for Burgundy wines
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Spiegelau Authentis Stemware Collection
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Spiegelau Authentis Casual Stemless Collection
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Spiegelau Vino Grande Cognac Glasses, Set of 6
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Feature: Set of six cognac glasses, designed to maximize the flavor of brandies
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