Director Ridley Scott says “When it comes to science fiction, the devil is in the details”, and this attention to detail included using the Cibi glasses we know and love. The Old Fashioned Tumbler from the Cibi collection, the Bladerunner Glass, is a handcrafted crystal glass ideal for lovers of whisky and spirits, but it also adapts well to italian amaro, especially on the rocks. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. In the course of five decades and three generations they have become one of Italy’s leading glass manufacturers. The glass will also appeal to whisky drinkers everywhere, particularly those with an interest in stylish design and traditional craftsmanship.

Update: Sources tell me that, yes, the Cibi glass does appear in the movie, and it can be seen in the headquarters of Wallace Corporation, so that’s great news! Designed to run on 2 blades for minimal contact with the glass or acrylic surface, which will reduce the potential for accidental scratching.

The town is famous for crystal working and since its beginnings, the company has grown to become one of the world’s most respected international glass makers. The Arnolfo di Cambio collections are designed to combine the pleasures of sight and touch with aesthetic taste , thanks to the talent of historical designers such as Cini Boeri, Ettore Sottsass, Michele De Lucchi and many others. Scott selected the iconic CIBI glass to feature in the movie having been struck by its striking, futuristic design.

The exact ‘CIBI’ glass tumbler design that Deckard (Harrison Ford) is seen drinking whiskey from in his LA Apartment in the dystopian SciFi Blade Runner (1982) and also in Blade Runner 2049 in the Wallace building when Deckard is brought in to meet Niander Wallace. I suspect that this is a photograph taken on set so our hopes are high that it will make an appearance. Originally designed by Cini Beori, an Italian designer and architect, in 1973, the glass was crafted in Tuscany. One end is wider than the other and the horizontal fold lines in the middle are missing, being more like a curve. Keep up with the latest trends, best stories, and crucial updates from Man of Many direct to your inbox.Unlike the Cibi whisky glass, the unusual shaped Johnnie Walker bottle was not commercially available. No politics, no biased opinions paid for by shady studio back-handers (take note IMDB) and no preaching. In the original Blade Runner, Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) is seen drinking Johnnie Walker Black Label Blended Scotch Whisky out of his Cibi double old-fashion tumbler. Arnolfo di Cambio, the Italian glassmaker behind the famous tumbler, has decided to rebrand it as the Blade Runner Glass, according to HypeBeast. Designed by the famous Italian designer Cini Boeri, the CIBI collection is characterized by the X-shaped body, which not only gives movement but also allows an easy and firm grip.

Yeah, I saw these this morning, that's what inspired me to start this thread :lol I think it looks spot on.With the release of Blade Runner 2049, I thought I would take a quick look at the history surrounding the Cibi Double Old Fashioned Glass as used by Rick Deckard in the original Blade Runner film released in 1982. I'm not accident prone nor do I break glasses often, even when I'm drinking, but I don't want to feel terrible if I accidently break a 100. Gli aiuti di Stato e gli aiuti de minimis della nostra impresa sono contenuti nel Registro nazionale degli aiuti di Stato di cui all’art. This beautiful hand blown crystal whisky glass features in the original 1982 Blade Runner movie, and is famously used by Rick Deckard to drink JW Black Label whisky.

Among the flagship products by Arnolfo di Cambio, the Blade Runner Glass , designed by Cini Boeri and has become an icon in the world of design and cinema , stands out. To celebrate the onscreen cameos, the entire Cibi line has been rebranded as the Blade Runner Glass—a move that seems to point to trying to garner more sales using the popularity of the movie.

Products by Arnolfo di Cambio have earned a range of prizes and awards, and they are enjoying their rightful place as one of Italy’s leading glass manufacturers. Ridley Scott selected the iconic CIBI Double Old Fashioned Whisky Glass to feature in the original Blade Runner movie, having been struck by its stylish, futuristic and striking design. It was a commercially available, hand-made crystal, mouth-blown old fashioned tumbler that Ridley Scott chose to be used by Deckard in the movie. Personally, I don't mind a smaller glass; I just hope that the logo comes off with some solvent or other. The decorations of the first “art de la table” collection are inspired by the iconic Missoni motifs.