Reviewed for sustainabilityComosum Meter · Rosendahl 3.7 / 5Show the six category scores
Rosendahl Grand Cru Carafes is made by Rosendahl. We review every brand we carry against published evidence in six categories; Rosendahl scores 3.7 out of 5 (22 of 30).
- Material 4 out of 5Glass, steel; recycled-plastic pots
- Transportation 3 out of 5Made by EU and Asian suppliers
- Manufacturing 4 out of 5B Corp group; supplier audits
- Labor 5 out of 5B Corp since 2024; amfori BSCI member
- Energy 2 out of 5Glass and porcelain firing; no energy data
- Durability 4 out of 5Grand Cru since the 1990s; spare lids
Rosendahl Grand Cru Carafes
Est. 1984 · Denmark · B Corp
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The maker · Est. 1984 · Hørsholm, Denmark
Rosendahl
Danish tableware and lighting, since 1984
Erik Rosendahl founded Rosendahl in Hørsholm in 1984. It now looks after some of Denmark's most enduring tableware and lighting, including Erik Bagger's Grand Cru series and the Soft Spot solar lantern.
- Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp
- Grand Cru by Erik Bagger, 1996
DesignersErik Bagger
Rosendahl Grand Cru Carafes
One steel collar on an otherwise plain body is the reason this carafe is recognized worldwide.
Erik Bagger drew the Grand Cru water carafe for Rosendahl in 2000, and it has stayed in production ever since — lead-free glass, a stainless steel collar, and nothing else asking for attention. It holds 30.4 oz and goes in the dishwasher up to 130°F. Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.
Materials
Lead-free glass and stainless steel
Dimensions
H 10.0 in x Ø 4.5 in; 30.4 oz
Designer
Erik Bagger
Colors
Stainless Steel, Forest Green, Sand, Ocean Blue
Made in
Denmark
Care
Dishwasher safe up to 130°F
Common Questions
Is the carafe dishwasher safe?
Yes, up to 130°F. Rosendahl rates the lead-free glass and steel collar for the machine, which is why the carafe works as a daily table jug rather than a special-occasion piece.
How much does it hold?
30.4 oz — roughly four glasses of water, or a full bottle of wine with room to breathe. Enough for a small table without needing a refill mid-meal.
What is the steel collar for?
It is the design signature of the series and the piece you grip when pouring. Grand Cru launched in 2000 with this carafe and its matching water glass.
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Rosendahl Sustainability Meter
Reviewed for sustainability by Comosum: Rosendahl scores 3.7 out of 5 (22 of 30) across six categories, from published evidence.
- MaterialGlass, steel; recycled-plastic pots4 out of 5
- TransportationMade by EU and Asian suppliers3 out of 5
- ManufacturingB Corp group; supplier audits4 out of 5
- LaborB Corp since 2024; amfori BSCI member5 out of 5
- EnergyGlass and porcelain firing; no energy data2 out of 5
- DurabilityGrand Cru since the 1990s; spare lids4 out of 5
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