Burgundy Glass Modèle 3D

Hello, today and now I will show you another 3D model from the "Large set of barware". The model is called "Burgundy Glass" and is most often used for Pinot Noir wines, but it is also used for Chardonnay wines from Burgundy, Piedmont, Baralo and Barbaresco.
The Burgundy glass was invented by Professor Klaus Riedel. The volume of a Burgundy glass is 700-750 ml. It is customary to fill it to no more than one third 1/3. The gl***** created for Burgundy pinot noir, logically turned out to be an ideal variant for Piedmontese barolo. These wines have very intense, yet subtle, volatile, shimmering aromas, and the glass should "catch" and reveal them. A glass of this shape is chosen for wines with moderate tannins and quite high acidity. The wider rim directs the wine closer to the front of the tongue, emphasising the sweetness and compensating for the acidity that persists in such wines with age. In volume, such gl***** are larger than Bordeaux gl*****, with more space inside, allowing the wine more contact with oxygen. At the top, the glass tapers slightly to concentrate and retain the aromas inside. Even if the rim of the glass is not curved slightly outwards, because the diameter of the glass is larger, the wine spreads more quickly not only to the centre but also to the sides of the tongue, making it feel fresher and finer. In terms of volume, such gl***** are larger than "Bordeaux" gl*****, with more space inside, which allows the wine to come into contact with oxygen more actively. At the top, these gl***** are slightly narrower, which allows the aromas inside to concentrate and retain. The fact that such gl***** are designed for Burgundy Pinot Noir does not mean that they should be chosen for any Pinot Noir: in many cases, a New World Pinot will still require a Bordeaux-type glass. But Piedmontese Barolo and Barbaresco (nebbiolo) are actually somewhat similar in style to Burgundy reds. Many winemakers are wary of this glass shape, as it exposes the weaknesses of under-intense wines with a fragile structure like no other.
The Burgundy Glass model has its characteristics:
Polys: 10082
Verts: 10140
Measure X: 11.38cm Y: 11.38cm Z: 20.94cm
Volume: 700ml
File types: abc, fbx, mtl, obj, udatasmith, stl.
Rendered with Arnold using basic / default settings.