What is the difference between Pivo Orthodox and Pivo Allora, which have the same diameter and height?

They are 93g and 115g. Between Orthodox and Allora chosen from the Pivo series of Kimura Glass, the external dimensions you encounter are the same, with a diameter of 5.2cm and a height of 24.8cm^[1][2]. What distinguishes the two glasses with identical external dimensions is the weight felt at the fingertips and the manufacturing method that created it.

Orthodox is a lineup designed based on classic wine glasses by reflecting the suggestions of active sommeliers and chefs^[3]. Because it is completed through a craftsman's handmade process, fine bubbles or slight differences in shape may naturally remain in each glass^[4]. At 93g, the glass is very light, putting less strain on the wrist when lightly swirling wine to gather aromas, but it requires much more careful handling when washing and storing.

On the other hand, Allora applied the Ultra-light machine manufacturing process of Slovakia's RONA to achieve a consistent shape and smooth finish^[5]. Thanks to the stable weight of 115g obtained through machine production, it can be held in hand daily with relatively less anxiety on the dining table.