
Simons Maison
Small Two-Tone Champagne Glasses Set Of 2
This set of two small champagne glasses features clear soda-lime glass bowls with olive-green stems and bases. Each glass holds 260 ml (8 oz.) and measures 7.75 cm (3 inches) in diameter by 18 cm (7 inches) tall. Hand-wash only and not microwave safe; designed in Canada as a Simons Maison exclusive.
- Material
- soda-lime glass
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Tableware > Drinkware > Stemware
Color
Size
Specifications
Set of 2 small two-tone champagne glasses made of soda-lime glass, hand-wash only, 260 ml capacity.
Colourful and playful design; matching pieces sold separately.
- Material
- soda-lime glass
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 3x3x7 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Tableware > Drinkware > Stemware
Additional Attributes
- Simons Maison exclusive
- designed in Canada
- must-have accessories
- colourful
- playful
- soda-lime glass
- hand-wash only
- do not microwave
- set of 2
- matching pieces sold separately
- 260 ml fill capacity
- 3" diameter x 7" tall
Product Insights
These 8-oz champagne glasses from Simons Maison prioritize aroma over bubble retention, with a 3-inch bowl and 7.75-cm rim that sacrifice bubbles for broader aroma release. At CAD 14.50 per stem, they offer value below boutique two-tone alternatives, matching other pieces in the collection. Made of lightweight, lead-free soda-lime glass, they reduce hand fatigue but trade clarity and brilliance for casual entertaining. Hand-washing with neutral-pH soap is required to prevent damage.
- Aroma focus
3-inch bowl and 7-inch height prioritize aroma over bubble retention.
Why this is supported
The glass dimensions create an aromatic experience: The 7-inch height places the nose above the wine, and the wide bowl provides headspace for volatiles to collect —
effectively acting as a built-in aroma chamber that intensifies the bouquet before it reaches the drinker
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 18_cm_tall_architectureThe wide rim also increases liquid surface area: the 7.75 cm diameter means
carbonation diminishes more quickly but releases a broader spectrum of aroma compounds
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 3_inch_bowl_widthAnd the 260 ml capacity enables swirling:
a standard 100–150 ml champagne pour leaves over 100 ml of freeboard, allowing a vigorous swirl to aerate without spillage
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 260_ml_fill_capacityThis design matches the 'universal' wine glass style that sommeliers recommend, which
favors a complete aromatic profile over the visual drama of persistent beads
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — universal_tasting_glass_profile- Care
Hand-washing with neutral-pH soap and avoiding microwaves prevent permanent damage to the glass.
Why this is supported
Dishwasher detergents cause
microscopic surface pitting that scatters light as a permanent white haze
What soda-lime glass means for everyday use — alkali_susceptibility, so hand-washing with neutral-pH soap is necessary. Additionally, because the glass has high thermal expansion,
even gentle microwaving can create enough internal stress to shatter the glass
What soda-lime glass means for everyday use — linear_thermal_expansion. The glass is also softer than common kitchen surfaces, so
casual wiping with a paper towel or contact with gritty surfaces can embed fine scratches
What soda-lime glass means for everyday use — mohs_hardness_5_5. Since the glasses are part of a matching collection,
adopting the same hand-wash routine for all items prevents mismatched aging where some pieces look noticeably duller than others
How the two-tone finish is made and wears over time — matching_collection_wear_pattern.
- Capacity
8 oz capacity aligns with modern pour sizes and allows vigorous swirling to aerate.
Why this is supported
The 260 ml (8 oz) capacity is deliberately smaller than the typical 10–12 oz flute.
The 8-ounce capacity, smaller than the standard 10–12 oz flute, aligns with modern cocktail pours and champagne tasting portions, while the 7-inch height preserves the elegant verticality that defines the stemware category on a table setting
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — 260_ml_petite_capacity. This smaller fill leaves over 100 ml of freeboard,
allowing a vigorous swirl to aerate without spillage — a feature shared with professional tasting glasses
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 260_ml_fill_capacity.
- Aroma vs bubbles
7.75 cm rim doubles surface area, sacrificing bubbles for broader aroma release.
Why this is supported
The 7.75 cm rim
creates a liquid surface area nearly twice that of a typical 5 cm flute, so carbonation diminishes more quickly but releases a broader spectrum of aroma compounds
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 3_inch_bowl_width. The 18 cm height
places the nose well above the wine while the wide bowl provides ample headspace for volatiles to collect, effectively acting as a built-in aroma chamber that intensifies the bouquet before it reaches the drinker.
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — 18_cm_tall_architectureThe overall dimensions
align with the 'universal' wine glass style increasingly recommended by sommeliers for Champagne, which favors a complete aromatic profile over the visual drama of persistent beads
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — universal_tasting_glass_profile.
- Value
CAD 14.50 per stem — below boutique two-tone stems over CAD 25
Why this is supported
The set costs CAD 29 for two (CAD 14.50 per stem). Relative to other champagne glasses,
At approximately CAD 14.50 per stem, the Simons Maison set slots above mass-market IKEA champagne flutes (typically under CAD 5 each) but well below boutique brands like LSA International or Ferm Living, where similar two-tone stems often exceed CAD 25
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — per_glass_price_benchmark. The price reflects a direct-to-consumer markup that cuts the wholesale-to-retail premium by an estimated 30–50%. Material choice further controls cost:
Soda-lime glass keeps costs well below lead crystal (which can run CAD 40+ per stem) while still delivering clarity and sparkle sufficient for casual to semi-formal entertaining
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choice. Consequently, the two-tone stem is available at roughly half the price of boutique alternatives, making it a design-forward trade-up without the boutique premium.
At CAD 29 for a set of two, the per-stem cost is about CAD 14.50, which is well below
lead crystal (which can run CAD 40+ per stem)
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choiceand
well below boutique brands like LSA International or Ferm Living, where similar two-tone stems often exceed CAD 25
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — per_glass_price_benchmark, making it a trade-up for design without the markup.
- Glass shape
8 oz universal tasting bowl prioritizes aroma over bubble persistence
Why this is supported
With an 8 oz (260 ml) capacity and 3-inch bowl diameter, the glass follows a profile that
The 8-ounce capacity, smaller than the standard 10–12 oz flute, aligns with modern cocktail pours and champagne tasting portions
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — 260_ml_petite_capacity, and
The dimensions and bowl-to-stem ratio align with the 'universal' wine glass style increasingly recommended by sommeliers for Champagne
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — universal_tasting_glass_profile. This means the shape prioritizes aroma over bubble persistence, a feature typically found in premium tasting glasses that cost two to three times as much.
- Collection pricing
Matching pieces cost $14.50 per stem, same as these champagne glasses, avoiding a designer upgrade tax.
Why this is supported
The collection is priced so that
the collection avoids the 'upgrade tax' seen in many designer lines where expanding a set means disproportionately higher costs
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — mix_and_match_affordability. Additionally, as a Simons Maison exclusive it is
removing a 30–50% premium that independent labels would add for a comparable two-tone aesthetic
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — exclusive_in_house_design. The use of soda-lime glass
keeps costs well below lead crystal
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choice, confirming every matching stem costs about $14.50 without a markup for expanding the set.
- Design consistency
Matching wine and tumbler glasses share the same 260 ml capacity and wide bowl for a cohesive collection look.
Why this is supported
The champagne glass's wide bowl (7.75 cm) and 260 ml capacity
align with the 'universal' wine glass style increasingly recommended by sommeliers for Champagne
Does the glass shape enhance champagne? — universal_tasting_glass_profileand
aligns with modern cocktail pours and champagne tasting portions
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — 260_ml_petite_capacity. The matching wine and tumbler lines use the same dimensions, creating a harmonious set.
- Lead-free
Soda-lime glass is typically free of lead and cadmium.
Why this is supported
The brand response to a customer query states that
These glasses are made from soda-lime glass, which is typically free of lead and cadmium
Is the glassware lead-free and cadmium-free?Deep research confirms that
the absence of lead also eliminates the health concerns and weight that some buyers actively avoid
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choiceHowever, the brand adds that
we do not have a specific certification or testing information for this product
Is the glassware lead-free and cadmium-free?, which may be a consideration for buyers seeking formal certification.
Soda-lime glass is
typically free of lead and cadmium
Is the glassware lead-free and cadmium-free?, which also makes it lighter than lead crystal. In terms of appearance, the glass is
delivering clarity and sparkle sufficient for casual to semi-formal entertaining
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choice.
- Weight
Soda-lime glass is lighter than lead crystal, reducing hand fatigue.
Why this is supported
The research notes that
the absence of lead also eliminates the health concerns and weight that some buyers actively avoid
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choice, so these glasses are lighter than lead crystal stems, reducing hand fatigue during use.
- Clarity tradeoff
Sufficient clarity for casual entertaining, less brilliance than lead crystal.
Why this is supported
The deep research notes that soda-lime glass offers
delivering clarity and sparkle sufficient for casual to semi-formal entertaining
How this set compares to similar champagne glasses — soda_lime_glass_material_choicebut lacks the higher refractive index of lead crystal for dramatic brilliance.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01

Product
Two clear tall stemmed glasses with short olive-green stems and round footed bases; one glass has a lime wedge perched on its rim. Both glasses sit on a reflective round metal tray and cast reflections onto the tray surface.
- Overall silhouetteTwo tall, cylindrical clear glass bowls with straight sides and thin rims, mounted on short faceted stems and flat circular footed bases.
1 region
x 0.17 · y 0.12 · w 0.66 · h 0.78 (high) - Stem and base materialStems and round bases are a translucent olive-green glass, thicker than the clear bowl and visually distinct by color.
2 regions
x 0.20 · y 0.66 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.58 · y 0.64 · w 0.14 · h 0.14 (high) - Rim detailBoth bowls have thin, smooth rims with no visible decoration or etching.
2 regions
x 0.17 · y 0.12 · w 0.25 · h 0.08 (high); x 0.52 · y 0.09 · w 0.28 · h 0.10 (high) - Lime garnishA fresh lime wedge is placed on the upper rim of the right-hand glass, with the cut flesh facing camera.
1 region
x 0.60 · y 0.04 · w 0.18 · h 0.12 (high) - Inner base thicknessVisible thicker glass at the bowls' bottom interior where the bowl meets the stem, creating a small clear disc above the stem.
2 regions
x 0.20 · y 0.66 · w 0.10 · h 0.08 (medium); x 0.60 · y 0.66 · w 0.10 · h 0.09 (medium)
Other
Staged studio shot on a reflective round metal tray with two ice cubes and soft, even lighting producing clear reflections and mild shadows; neutral pale background.
- Serving tray propLarge round reflective metal tray occupies the lower half of the image and reflects the glasses and stems clearly.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.54 · w 0.92 · h 0.42 (high) - Ice cubes and puddleThree translucent ice cubes sit on the right side of the tray with a small puddle of water and visible melting droplets.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.60 · w 0.20 · h 0.28 (high) - Reflections and highlightsStrong specular highlights and mirrored reflections of stems and bowls appear on the tray surface beneath each glass.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.60 · w 0.70 · h 0.30 (high) - Shot compositionPortrait-oriented studio composition with glasses arranged left and right, centered vertically; neutral off-white background and soft top lighting produce minimal cast shadows.
Colors
clear/transparent· bowl#141205olive green· stem and base#8C8303- Overall silhouetteTwo tall, cylindrical clear glass bowls with straight sides and thin rims, mounted on short faceted stems and flat circular footed bases.
- 02

Product
Two champagne-style stemmed glasses are visible: one upright on the left and one inverted on the right. Both have clear elongated bowls and olive-green stems and flat circular bases; small air bubbles are visible in the colored glass.
- Left glass bowlUpright elongated clear bowl with straight sides that slightly taper inward toward a thick rounded base joint; thin rim at top is visible.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.02 · w 0.46 · h 0.73 (high) - Left stem and footOlive-green tapered stem with a trapezoidal midsection connecting to a flat circular base of the same olive-green glass; small bubbles and slight striations visible in the colored glass.
2 regions
x 0.18 · y 0.66 · w 0.17 · h 0.29 (high); x 0.13 · y 0.90 · w 0.27 · h 0.08 (high) - Right inverted glassSecond glass shown upside-down occupying the right side of the frame; clear bowl faces down with visible rim circle at bottom and olive-green stem and base at top (base appears towards image top edge).
1 region
x 0.56 · y 0.02 · w 0.42 · h 0.96 (high) - Colored stem detailOlive-green stem on the inverted glass has a narrower neck and a flared top section where it meets the base; green base rim visible at very top-right corner.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.00 · w 0.22 · h 0.18 (medium) - Clear glass reflectionsSpecular highlights and soft vertical reflections are visible on the clear bowls, indicating glossy transparent glass surfaces.
Other
Studio-style product shot on a pale neutral background with soft even lighting; visible reflection of the glasses on the glossy surface below; slight shadowing under bases; image is a close crop focusing on the upper stems and bowls.
- Background and surfaceUniform light neutral background with a reflective tabletop surface that produces a subtle mirror of the glass bases.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Shot compositionClose-up crop showing two glasses in partial overlap, left upright glass fully visible and right glass cropped at the right and top edges.
- LightingEven diffuse lighting with visible highlights on glass edges and minimal harsh shadows.
Colors
olive green· stem and foot#9E9533clear glass· bowl- Left glass bowlUpright elongated clear bowl with straight sides that slightly taper inward toward a thick rounded base joint; thin rim at top is visible.