Glasvin
New York-based stemware company creating ultra-light, hand-blown wine glasses designed to enhance wine appreciation while remaining dishwasher safe and affordably priced.
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Glasvin customer service
Use any of the convenient means below to contact Glasvin customer service.
| Web | https://glas.vin/pages/contact-us |
| Chat | Click to chat |
| [email protected] |
Returns
What is the return window?
You can initiate your return within 75 days.
Are there any items that are non-returnable?
If your glasses arrived broken, you do not need to return your glasses. You can get a replacement here.
How do I start a return online?
To initiate a return or exchange please email [email protected] with the reason for the return
What if I received a damaged or incorrect item?
If your glasses arrived broken, you do not need to return your glasses. You can get a replacement here.
Editor's Take
So here's the thing about Glasvin-they've basically cracked the code on making wine glasses that don't break the bank but still make you feel fancy. This New York-based stemware company wanted to create "amazing hand-made wine glasses that were blown to impress, and priced to break." And honestly? They kind of nailed it.
What makes these glasses special isn't just the marketing speak. They're ultra-light, ultra-thin, hand-blown pieces designed to bring out the widest range of aromas and work with all wines. But here's where it gets interesting-they're actually dishwasher safe, which is pretty remarkable for hand-blown glass. Most people baby their fancy wine glasses, but Glasvin basically says "throw them in the dishwasher and use them again and again."
The company's got some serious street cred too. Their products are used in 20+ Michelin Starred Restaurants and they've been featured everywhere from Food & Wine to Forbes. They've sold over 10,000 orders since starting in 2020, which is pretty impressive for a relatively new player in the stemware game.
What's really clever about their approach is the direct-to-consumer model. They're able to offer hand-blown glasses for stunning value by selling directly to customers and taking lower mark-ups. It's like they looked at the traditional glassware industry and said, "Why are we making people pay retail markups for something this essential?"
They've expanded beyond just wine glasses too. There's the GV Home line that's more durable and less expensive, plus they've launched a ceramics collection. And if you're not completely satisfied? They offer a 75-day money back guarantee. That's confidence in your product right there.
The glasses themselves come in different styles-The Universal, The Expression, The Tasting Glass-each designed for specific wine experiences. But the real genius is in the philosophy: they're designed to make you forget about the glass so you can appreciate the wine and company more. Sometimes the best design is the one you don't notice.