The perfect witness to a century of clinking glasses. Found outside Lyon and sourced from Burgundy, this early 1900s French wine tasting table was built for long afternoons in the cellar, its round top resting on a clever folding base that allowed it to tuck neatly away once the tasting was done. The surface still shows a soft sheen from years of polish and use, the kind that only comes from good company and good bottles. Once essential to winemakers sampling directly from the barrel, it’s now ready for a quieter life in a kitchen or dining nook. Sylvie keeps hers set with a bottle and two glasses, always ready for a reason to celebrate.
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