A stemmed water glass in pressed glass, with the Napoleonic bee raised in low relief. Tap water and a sprig of mint, poured into something proper.

La Rochère presses it in France with a squared bowl on a short, steady stem. Pressed glass has a weight that thin crystal never does, and the bee catches the candlelight at the table.

For the couple collecting glasses they will still use in twenty years. For the host who sets the table properly on a Tuesday. Also made in Émeraude, Olive, Bleu nuit and Aubergine.