From the first pour to the final toast, The Gilded Glass celebrated craftsmanship in its purest form. Each maison represented a story of heritage and artistry.

Champagne Lallier, renowned for its Grand Cru origins in Aÿ, guided guests through an elegant tasting of cuvées defined by precision and finesse.

Glen Grant, the Speyside distillery with over 180 years of heritage, presented a rare collection of aged single malts, each one shaped by time, patience, and tradition.

Grand Marnier, the French icon that blends fine cognac with orange essence, added warmth and depth, infusing the evening with its unmistakable golden character.

Guests entered a world that reflected the event’s name, The Gilded Glass. Polished brass surfaces, amber light, and the gentle clink of crystal stemware created an environment of quiet opulence. Within this curated setting, art, fragrance, and conversation interwove, echoing the refined sensibilities of Three Over Six.

The evening unfolded through guided tastings, storytelling, and moments of stillness that invited guests to savour the harmony between craft and experience. Every element, from the music to the glassware, was chosen to elevate the act of tasting into an art form, at once ephemeral and deeply resonant.

For Three Over Six, The Gilded Glass was more than an evening of indulgence. It was a dialogue between heritage and modernity. Each maison continues to evolve within its tradition, just as Three Over Six bridges the worlds of fine art, collectible design, and connoisseurship. The event served as a celebration of shared values: dedication, artistry, and the enduring pursuit of excellence.

As the final glasses caught the last flicker of candlelight, conversation lingered softly in the air. Guests departed not for what was poured, but for what was felt — the quiet beauty of shared experience.

For Three Over Six, The Gilded Glass captured the essence of its philosophy: that true luxury exists in connection, in craftsmanship, and in moments that transcend the ordinary.