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Holmegaard Bouquet Glassware is made by Holmegaard. We review every brand we carry against published evidence in six categories; Holmegaard scores 3.5 out of 5 (21 of 30).
- Material 3 out of 5Glass; no recycled content stated
- Transportation 3 out of 5Made by EU and Asian glassworks
- Manufacturing 4 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp
- Labor 5 out of 5Rosendahl Design Group B Corp, 2024
- Energy 2 out of 5Glass melting; no energy data
- Durability 4 out of 5Spare lids sold; Bouquet made since 2002
Holmegaard Bouquet Glassware
Est. 1825 · Denmark's oldest glasshouse
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The brand · Est. 1825 · Zealand, Denmark
Holmegaard
Denmark's oldest glasshouse, since 1825
Holmegaard pieces are mouth-blown by master glassblowers, using traditions passed down for nearly two centuries, with designs by Per Lütken, Peter Svarrer and Maria Berntsen.
- Mouth-blown by master glassblowers
- Nearly two centuries of glassmaking
- Part of Rosendahl Design Group, a Certified B Corp
DesignersPer Lütken · Peter Svarrer · Maria Berntsen
Holmegaard Bouquet Glassware
Drawn by Peter Svarrer in 2002, then redrawn tighter on a shorter stem — the same range, steadier.
Bouquet covers a whole table for Holmegaard: red and white wine, champagne, dessert wine, beer, spirits, shot, and tumbler, each sold in sixes. The shortened stem is the update — less height, more stability on a crowded table. Made in Slovakia, in fine glass. Parent company Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.
Materials
Fine glass
Sizes
Red wine 21.0 oz; beer 17.9 oz; white wine 13.9 oz; tumbler 12.8 oz; dessert wine 10.8 oz; champagne 9.8 oz; spirit 4.1 oz; shot 2.4 oz — all sets of 6
Designer
Peter Svarrer
Made in
Slovakia
Common Questions
Why is the stem shorter than on most wine glasses?
Holmegaard redrew the original 2002 design with a shorter stem. It lowers the center of gravity, which makes the glass harder to knock over on a full table.
Can Bouquet go in the dishwasher?
Holmegaard's guidance is to check the care rating for your specific glass, since it varies across the catalog. Where a series is rated, the ceiling is 130°F; hand washing is always safe.
Do I need all eight shapes?
No. Most tables run on the red, white, and tumbler; the champagne, dessert, spirit, and shot glasses are there to complete a service rather than to be bought together.
Shipping & Returns +
30-day returns, no restocking fee. Return shipping is paid by the customer. Full terms: Shipping & Returns.
Country of Production +
Slovakia
Dimensions +
Care Guide +
Holmegaard Sustainability Meter
Reviewed for sustainability by Comosum: Holmegaard scores 3.5 out of 5 (21 of 30) across six categories, from published evidence.
- MaterialGlass; no recycled content stated3 out of 5
- TransportationMade by EU and Asian glassworks3 out of 5
- ManufacturingRosendahl Design Group, certified B Corp4 out of 5
- LaborRosendahl Design Group B Corp, 20245 out of 5
- EnergyGlass melting; no energy data2 out of 5
- DurabilitySpare lids sold; Bouquet made since 20024 out of 5
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Shipping and Returns
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Shipping Info
Free standard shipping on every order to the contiguous US, duties included. White Glove delivery is available at checkout on orders over $1,000 — $250 up to $1,500, $150 above it.
Returns
30-day returns in unused, original condition. Start a return at hello@comosum.co — we'll coordinate it with you.
Warranty
Every piece carries its manufacturer's warranty — typically 2 years or longer. We handle all claims for you at hello@comosum.co.

















