BORMIOLI ROCCO – Aurum
Bring Italian culture to the table
The hot pulling process used to create Aurum glasses results in products whose shapes are elegant and refined. Pulled stemware is absolutely functional even for everyday use.
BORMIOLI ROCCO
leading the way with state-of-the-art glassware
Bormioli Rocco’s first glassware factory dates back to 1825, but historians say the origins of Bormioli Rocco glass can be traced to the Middle Ages. With stemware, tumblers, beer glasses and iconic food storage jars gracing tables around the world, quality is the cornerstone of the foundation supporting the Bormioli Rocco brand. The manufacturing facilities utilise state of the art technology and economically source only the best raw materials. From the finest sand imported from Germany to organic glazes used to colour glass, all are brought together in products influenced by exhaustive design research. Thanks to continuing investment in technology, research and design, Bormioli Rocco has become one of the leading glass manufacturers in the world.
STARGLASS – Lead free Crystal glass (Dir. Cee 69/4939) in the exclusive “Star Glass” composition. Is characterized by the:
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Purity of the raw material
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Clarity and Brightness of the products
“Star Glass” does not alter the colour, smell or taste of the wine (see chart). Shapes moulded with expertise; Star Glass guarantees high end beautiful recyclable products.
Pulled Stem – Pulled stemware is obtained through a particular hot pulling process of the stem. This technology allows to manufacture products whose shapes are elegant and refined. Bormioli Rocco pulled stemware is absolutely functional even for everyday use.
Reduced Thickness – Products with fine finishes characterized by thin rims.
Laser Cutting – A very uniform and linear rim is achieved by using a laser beam (rim cutting). This technology improves the quality of the products and are specifically designed to meet the needs of professionals and high-quality of wine tasting.
Fill mark (MID) – Bormioli Rocco products with “filling mark” are in compliance with the Directive 2014 / 32UE MID, in order to guarantee pouring the perfect quantity.
