As blue as the Mediterranean Sea, these graceful flutes would no doubt have been used by the Phoenicians to toast their accomplishments had these been available. Made from the upper portion of the beautiful, hard-to-find Breganze bottles, these 6.5 oz. goblets are an amazing addition to any table setting.

About The Green Glass Company:

Embracing the idea of repurposing over recycling, The Green Glass Company crafts unconventional and creative glassware products from reclaimed wine and beer bottles.

With its worldwide patent on the unique conversion process, The Green Glass Company team and its state-of-the-art equipment welcome the challenge to push production to capacity and maybe even beyond - all through the inversion of reused bottles.

The Green Glass Company takes the reclamation of discarded wine and beer bottles to an even more environmentally friendly and elegant level. Using one-of-a-kind machinery, The Green Glass Company added a ‘twist’ to its original goblet design. Producing two separate drinking glasses from one bottle without any waste glass was the challenge. The result was separating the bottle into two pieces, creating a tumbler from the bottom portion of the bottle and a goblet from the top portion of the bottle. A fully functional and exceptional goblet is formed by flaring the mouth to form the base, then twisting the neck closed to fashion the bowl of the goblet. The newer design proves to be as popular as it is unique. All products are crafted in Wisconsin by the skilled and talented artisans of The Green Glass Company.

Revered throughout Europe and other parts of the world as collectable art glass, The Green Glass Company goblets have even been chosen for the table of King Carlos of Spain, a former Mayor of New York City, movie sets, and, celebrity dinners. The Green Glass Company challenges everyone to push beyond the average, strive to make a difference, thrive on creativity – and promises to do the same.

It is simple, yet imaginative. It is conceptually elementary, yet technologically complex. It is an ordinary bottle, yet an extraordinary drinking glass. Cheers.