I recently splurged on the Riedel Pinot Noir glass with the black stem, and it's been a superb addition to my collection. Yes, it's quite pricy, but the craftsmanship is outstanding. Elegant and perfectly balanced!

While I appreciate the quality of the Riedel glass, I find it hard to justify spending $45 on a single piece when there are cheaper alternatives that do a reasonably good job.

The glass is a masterpiece of design for Pinot Noir lovers. However, I wish I had read the size specs more carefully — it's a bit too large for my small hands.

I've used this Riedel glass for a month now, and the flavor enhancement for my red wines is noticeable. The glass is delicate, yet it has survived several cycles in the dishwasher with no issues.

I've used both the Riedel and a competitor's wine glass for Pinot Noir, and this one certainly edges out with its performance. The flavor profile it supports is remarkable.

The delivery took longer than expected, but it was worth the wait. The packaging was secure, and the Riedel glass arrived in perfect condition.

The black stem glass by Riedel excels in supporting the peatiness flavor in my reds, just as promised. A worthwhile investment for any serious wine enthusiast.

Unfortunately, I managed to break the stem on this Riedel glass within a week. Totally my fault, but a bit heartbreaking given the price.

I'm torn. The Riedel Fatto a Mano Performance glass is definitely top-notch, but it's almost too fancy for my weekly wine nights. I'm scared of breaking such an expensive item.

This is not just a glass, it's a piece of art. The clear visual effect of the stem contrasts with the bowl beautifully. It's clear the glass was crafted with precision, enhancing the drinking experience.