Discover STABILE^® N°15 by Château Lynch‑Bages

It all begins with a gesture, until the point of balance is reached. Serving a Nabuchodonosor is a rare moment: its proportions, weight and presence demand particular attention, almost choreographed.

It is from this exacting standard that STABILE^® was born. Designed in the workshops of Château Lynch-Bages, it transforms the act of serving into a mastered experience, where precision meets effortlessness.

Inspired by the explorations of kinetic art, where movement becomes an essential component of the work, STABILE^® N°15 introduces a subtle dynamic into the act of serving. As with Alexander Calder and his mobiles, balance is never fixed: it is achieved, sought and revealed through interaction. In this same lineage, the spirit of Russian Constructivist structures — from Tatlin to Rodchenko — resonates in the structural rigour of the object, where function dictates form without ever forsaking aesthetics.

STABILE^® N°15 is crafted from solid walnut, a noble and timeless wood. Its swing-like shape, combined with precise counterweighting, lightens the gesture for a fluid and perfectly controlled service.

More than a functional object, STABILE^® N°15 embodies a true sculptural reflection. At the crossroads of Constructivist sculpture and kinetic art, it explores the tension between stability and movement, between material and gesture. Every line, every counterweight, contributes to a composition where balance becomes a language.

With its fifteen litres, the equivalent of twenty bottles, the Nabuchodonosor is the format for exceptional moments. This extraordinary capacity offers the wine ideal ageing conditions: evolution is slower, more harmonious, revealing the full depth of the vintage over time. A bottle of memory, built to span the decades.