Storytelling

Italian Crystal, with a “Brilliant” Cameo. - HISTORY COMPANY

Italian Crystal, with a “Brilliant” Cameo.

Each glass is handcrafted in Colle di Val d’Elsa, the Tuscan hill town known as the Città di Cristallo, or “City of Crystal.” 

Italian Crystal, with a “Brilliant” Cameo.

Each glass is handcrafted in Colle di Val d’Elsa, the Tuscan hill town known as the Città di Cristallo, or “City of Crystal.” 

The Best Seat at the Bar. - HISTORY COMPANY

The Best Seat at the Bar.

Unlike the spare, leggy stool designed merely to perch upon, the Brasserie Bar Stool has the presence of a proper chair—high-backed, enveloping, and substantial enough for a grand hotel bar...

The Best Seat at the Bar.

Unlike the spare, leggy stool designed merely to perch upon, the Brasserie Bar Stool has the presence of a proper chair—high-backed, enveloping, and substantial enough for a grand hotel bar...

The Philosophy of a Better Beer Glass. - HISTORY COMPANY

The Philosophy of a Better Beer Glass.

For all their sophistication, the cleverest feature may be the most practical: they stack.

The Philosophy of a Better Beer Glass.

For all their sophistication, the cleverest feature may be the most practical: they stack.

The Meditation Wine Glass. - HISTORY COMPANY

The Meditation Wine Glass.

For Veronelli, the proper glass was not merely a vessel but part of the experience, a means of slowing things down and paying attention.

The Meditation Wine Glass.

For Veronelli, the proper glass was not merely a vessel but part of the experience, a means of slowing things down and paying attention.

A Dirty Little Secret. - HISTORY COMPANY

A Dirty Little Secret.

The Dirty Martini is what happens when one of the world’s most elegant cocktails loosens its tie.

A Dirty Little Secret.

The Dirty Martini is what happens when one of the world’s most elegant cocktails loosens its tie.

Wine Doesn't Need a Dress Code. - HISTORY COMPANY

Wine Doesn't Need a Dress Code.

In country kitchens, neighborhood bistros, and family tables stretching back generations, wine is poured not as a ceremony, but as a companion to the meal.

Wine Doesn't Need a Dress Code.

In country kitchens, neighborhood bistros, and family tables stretching back generations, wine is poured not as a ceremony, but as a companion to the meal.