Embossed Daisies Wine Glass

Verified claims

Pour capacity

300 ml capacity gives 1:1 headspace for 150 ml pours, enabling swirling.

Aromatic focus

Funnels floral and citrus notes, optimized for crisp whites and rosés.

Care

Dishwasher safe; a pre-rinse prevents residue buildup in the pattern.

Permanence

Molded-in pattern and tint won't peel, fade, or wear off.

Grip

Molded pattern provides lasting non-slip grip when wet or cold.

Cleaning

Dishwasher safe; pre-rinsing prevents residue buildup in pattern.

Collection

Matching pieces available; exclusive to Simons Maison.

Durability

Embossed design and tint won't fade; dishwasher safe with top rack recommended.

Rim

Smooth rim, textured bowl for grip; drinks like a standard wine glass.

Heritage

Exclusive Simons Maison line from a 180-year-old Canadian retailer.

Everyday usability

10 oz narrow bowl concentrates floral and citrus aromas; textured grip and smooth rim ensure comfortable handling.

Coordinated set

Matching daisy pieces (small glass, highball set) allow building a coordinated set piece by piece.

Serving

Textured grip, smooth rim, 10 oz capacity, and shape that focuses aromas on crisp whites

Product record

Title

Embossed Daisies Wine Glass

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

10 CAD

Availability

In stock

What the 10 oz capacity means for serving

• At 300 ml, this glass sits between a standard ISO tasting vessel (215 ml) and a classic white-wine glass (350–400 ml), so it can perform the controlled 50 ml tasting pour for a blind flight without looking under-filled and still accommodate a full 150 ml restaurant serving without crowding the rim.
• The 3-inch diameter bowl matches the narrow aperture found on many all-purpose and white-wine stems, funneling lighter floral and citrus notes toward the nose and slowing ethanol evaporation, which makes it better suited to crisp unoaked whites and rosés than to full-bodied reds that benefit from a wider bowl that lets tannins soften through oxygen exposure.
• A 10-ounce (300 ml) full capacity gives a 1:1 headspace-to-wine ratio for a typical 5-ounce restaurant pour, allowing a full serving to be swirled without spillover while still leaving enough air contact to lift delicate aromatics in Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio—a ratio that is functional but notably tighter than the 3:1 or 4:1 volumes of a 20-ounce Bordeaux balloon, so the glass trades aeration power for a compact, everyday profile.

Feel, grip, and cleaning of the embossed pattern

• While the glass is fully dishwasher safe, the recesses between the raised petals can trap dried-on residue if not rinsed soon after use — a quick rinse before loading maintains the crispness of the pattern without requiring hand-washing.
• At 5.5 inches tall with a 3-inch diameter, the glass is a stemless wine tumbler held directly by the bowl; the raised floral pattern creates a textured grip zone that helps prevent slipping when hands are wet or the glass is cold with condensation.
• Because the floral pattern is embossed — pressed into the glass during molding rather than applied as a coating — the design won't fade, peel, or wear off with repeated washing, giving it a longer decorative lifespan than painted or silk-screened glassware.
• The embossed daisies sit on the outside of the bowl, leaving the rim smooth so the glass drinks like any standard tulip — the tactile interest is confined to the hand, not the lip.

Simons Maison quality compared to other budget decorative glasses

• Matching pieces in the same embossed daisy pattern create a low-commitment ecosystem where each $10 glass is a building block toward a coordinated set, a strategy that makes the Simons Maison collection feel curated without the upfront cost of a full boxed set.
• As a Simons-exclusive private label, this glass is not available through other retailers, giving buyers a small dose of individuality and the assurance that the design was selected by the retailer's in-house team rather than being a generic wholesale import; for Canadian shoppers, it also supports a legacy local brand.
• Simons department store was founded in Quebec City in 1840, and its in-house Simons Maison home line launched in 2017 translates that 180-year retail legacy into trend-driven tableware; the $10 price reflects a private-label model that skips traditional brand markups, putting the cost into glass quality and decorative detail rather than a licensing fee.
• The green tint is achieved by adding color to the molten glass before forming, not by surface painting, so the color won't peel, chip, or fade in the dishwasher—a durability advantage over cheaper painted novelty glasses and a signal that the glass is built for regular use, not just seasonal display.