Is this glass made by Rastal? I didn't see their name at all in the description.
1675604
I have a few Rastal ones and a few others that I have purchased on Amazon. The ones here on Amazon are unlabeled but are just as good of quality as the Rastal Teku glasses. I highly recommend these.
1675605
I don't know. I ordered it as a gift. All I can tell you is that the person who received the gift loved the glasses.
1675606
Yes-- here is a description of the product: Glasses, goblets, "cups" or other containers to drink beer have always existed, in hundreds of different shapes, sizes and types. But to really be able to have an "expert" opinion on a beer, even if you are just a beginner connoisseur, it is fundamental to have a glass that meets specific requirements. That's why, after tasting dozens of beers - from the most famous lagers to the great Abbey beers - in dozens of different containers, our Teo, the most eclectic Italian brewer, and the legendary Kuaska (Lorenzo Dabove), the top Italian beer expert, have designed the shape of the "universal beer glass". At the dawn of 2006, "TeKu" was created. Its name is the rather straightforward acronym of Teo and Kuaska (Lorenzo Dabove). Manufactured by our friends at "Rastal" - an industry-leading company - TeKu is considered THE official Italian glass to taste beers. Its particular shape enhances their aromas and tastes and is therefore a valuable companion for brewers, beer tasters, or simply beer lovers.
1675607
Not certain. Gave them as Christmas gifts. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. I can say that the people I gave them to really seem to like the glasses.
507567
I no longer have the box so I checked the glass pitcher and there's nothing on it to indicate where it was made. The red lid has two symbols on the bottom, a recycling symbol and a dishwasher symbol. On the top something that looks like "Pasabahce" which might be the brand, and I found this website for it: pasabahce(dot)com. And their page for this pitcher: http://www.pasabahce.com/urunler/kataloglar/service-line/kanalar/43414.aspx
1448284
The one I received, they were both glass. I would be a little concerned they listed both, I hadn't noticed that unless they changed the design.
67722
Hi - I beleive it is some kind of ceramic/iron cast - definetely not glass. So far we are very happy with it. My only concern it that I thought it would be easier to clean. If you drop anything on the surface wipe it off right away before the stain gets to old. I don't want to scubb the surface because I am afraid to scratch it but the stain don't come off that easily - I've yet to find the right product to clean it. Days we do heavy cooking I usually cover the surface with aluminium foil. Hope this helps - let me know if you have any other questions.
1611058
Yes, it is. I don't know why it's not stated in listings, but if you dig through some of the tech sites on Google, you'll find it is. It is also a very heavy duty glass as well in my opinion.
258857
It is glass. If it is plastic, it's a very good imitation of it. It looks and feels like glass, but I can't give you an exact chemical composition of it to show it's actually glass.
2015404
Definitely no Savaroski, most glass , some possibly plastic , but please know that this chandelier is beautiful & I am very pleased with it.
47019
I have the "GlassLock" set. Glass bottoms state, "Made in Korea", plastic (green) tops don't have any 'Made in' info.
252650
As far as I know, as of the build of the unit I found in the bin, the crystals were made of glass, including the long round tubes between the little crystals. Very fragile. I kind of wish they did make those out of plastic. Don't know about current production. You might contact the manufacturer for more current information.
1127182
The providers of this table do not produce the glass. They ship it in from another company. I don't know what company they buy the glass from, but they should be able to tell you. They had to replace my glass twice because it was broken twice in shipping.
2251961
The German glassware referenced in a couple of the customer reviews was originally made by Schott Jenaer Glas GmbH and is known as Jenaer Glas (meaning the glass came from Jena, Germany). Often times you'll hear it simply called Jena Glas, too. Schott now focuses on high-tech specialty glass for laboratory & industrial applications, and no longer produces glassware for the home; but in 2005 the designs, moulds, equipment, etc were bought by a new company called Trendglas-Jena. In addition to teaware & coffeeware, Trendglas-Jena also produces glass bakeware, glass plates, and other household items for the kitchen. From the little information I've been able to drudge up on the Internet, it is universally accepted that Trendglas-Jena is THE best kitchen glassware on the market. I personally have not found anyplace in the U.S. that sells Trendglas-Jena, not even Amazon nor that large auction website. If you search hard and diligently, though, you can find a few--surprisingly few considering Trendglas's quality--German websites that offer it for sale. Unfortunately, *IF* one of those German websites is willing to ship to the US, the shipping costs are a deal killer. Nevertheless, it's out there if you really want it. Edited to Add (11/06/2013): -------------------------- Here's the Trendglas-Jena website: http://www.trendglas-jena.com/en. You can read all about Trendglas products and the glass used to make them. However, you can't buy online there. "We deliver our products to professionals only." Here is the (German) website where I have bought Trendglas-Jena items for my wife: http://www.glas-jena.de. Again, I warn you, shipping costs are exhorbitant (and many of the items themselves are pricey, especially with the foreign currency conversion & fees assessed by your credit card issuer); but if you want the best of the best, there it is.
2059613
The name is engraved on each glass; my orders arrived in crated boxes of six glasses each box. I believe these are made by Stolzle.
900971
Unfortunately I didnt find the original glass in Amazon when I bougth this one. But I can tell You that this glass is very fine for the phone, it looks well and it dont scratch easely
2070932
This one is glass. I've had it about a year with no breakage. Not sure where to replace it other than contacting the company.
193192
I spoke with the owner and met her dogs. The freakin' thing is completely assembled here in the US. The plastics are made in the USA and the glass is from Germany. I am also a verified buyer in this list. Thank you.
666599
They are custom made IPA Crystal glasses from Germany. Also Spiegelau is a division of Riedle.
490333
I have no idea, BUT, I will saw we bought TWO and both broke within 30 minutes of having them. You truly have to treat it like glass! I don't recommend it