Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Jan 11, 2006 21:59
18 yrs ago
French term
lyre
French to English
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Wine / Oenology / Viticulture
Wine glasses
"...grâce à ses quatre formes intemporelles et complémentaires – tulipe, ballon, ***lyre*** et flûte."
Lyre-shaped I have for the moment, but is that the correct term, is there a better term, and will the wine-drinking man in the street understand "lyre-shaped"?
Burgundy-style?
Thanks!
Lyre-shaped I have for the moment, but is that the correct term, is there a better term, and will the wine-drinking man in the street understand "lyre-shaped"?
Burgundy-style?
Thanks!
Proposed translations
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3 +1 | lyre shape(d) |
Francis MARC
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4 +1 | tulip |
Miranda Joubioux (X)
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3 | Already answered: lyre |
Aotearoa
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... range of glasses perfectly designed for professional wine tasting ... stemmed glasses
available in a “ballon”, “tulipe” or “lyre” shape which will ...
www.siahuat.com/news/D2D/vol1-issue4-2003/1-4.pdf - Résultat complémentaire -
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... range of glasses perfectly designed for professional wine tasting ... stemmed glasses
available in a “ballon”, “tulipe” or “lyre” shape which will ...
www.siahuat.com/news/D2D/vol1-issue4-2003/1-4.pdf - Résultat complémentaire -
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Comment: "Merci Francis et al."
2 hrs
Already answered: lyre
"Cristal d'Arques Paris has created a new collection of oenological glasses intended for superior quality wine tasting.[...]
Sélection des Connaisseurs is available in four shapes: lyre, tulip, balloon, and flute. [...]
40cl-Lyre
This glass suits a very wide range of wines, but especially rather mature reds. The shape slightly opens out to liberate the bouquet and to enhance the aromas of the wines.
Recommended wines: Côtes du Rhône villages rosé, Corbières, Cahors, Pénèdès (Spain), Mateus du Portugal, Lacrima Christi del Vesuvio (Italy), Humagne rouge (Switzerland), Chianti (Italy), Valpolicella (Italy), Wines from Pays d’Oc."
(Quoted from arc-international.com/uk)
Riedel wine glass company recommends a selection of glasses for red burgundy, but only one of them (in the exclusive category) is lyre shaped. See link.
Crystal d'Arques also sell a lyre shaped cocktail glass.
http://www.cristaldarquesparis.co.uk/collections-connoisseur...
http://www.riedel.com/website/english/frameset/homeenglish/c...
Sélection des Connaisseurs is available in four shapes: lyre, tulip, balloon, and flute. [...]
40cl-Lyre
This glass suits a very wide range of wines, but especially rather mature reds. The shape slightly opens out to liberate the bouquet and to enhance the aromas of the wines.
Recommended wines: Côtes du Rhône villages rosé, Corbières, Cahors, Pénèdès (Spain), Mateus du Portugal, Lacrima Christi del Vesuvio (Italy), Humagne rouge (Switzerland), Chianti (Italy), Valpolicella (Italy), Wines from Pays d’Oc."
(Quoted from arc-international.com/uk)
Riedel wine glass company recommends a selection of glasses for red burgundy, but only one of them (in the exclusive category) is lyre shaped. See link.
Crystal d'Arques also sell a lyre shaped cocktail glass.
http://www.cristaldarquesparis.co.uk/collections-connoisseur...
http://www.riedel.com/website/english/frameset/homeenglish/c...
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11 hrs
tulip
The "lyre" shape is exactly the same as the tulip as far as I can see. Tulip shaped is more common.
http://www.thetruetasteofitaly.co.uk/subpages/enjoywine.html
http://www.thetruetasteofitaly.co.uk/subpages/enjoywine.html
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