Puiforcat Orfèvre-Sommelier- Timbale à Eau
Puiforcat Orfèvre-Sommelier- Timbale à Eau
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Heir of dynasty goldsmith, the Maison Puiforcat was founded in 1820, rue Champon in Paris. Going through areas, fashion, and customs, the prestige of this exceptional Maison has reached us in the form of an emblematic style- a style initiated by Jean Puiforcat, a fan of the painter and sculptor Maillol.
Name of the product : Timbale à Eau by Michael Anastassiades
Name of the brand : Puiforcat Orfèvre-Sommelier
Description : The Maison Puiforcat has the talent to initiate beautiful meetings. To tackle the art of oenological pleasure, the Maison reunites Lombard Enrico Bernardo, who was crowned the best sommelier of the world in 2004, and the Londoner Michael Anastassiades, who defends an elegant minimalist design. Together, the Maison succeeds to rise to the challenge: how to bring together metal and wine to coexist when it is not the best combination? Nevertheless, let’s separate them! The two partners have imagined a glass that rests on a silver metal base. What about the foot of the glass? They just kicked him out. The contact between the gourmet and the container, the interaction between the palate and the beverage, are only more natural and sensual.
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