Sparkling wine glasses come in several shapes, which is what makes this perhaps the most confusing category. Tall flutes are most common, but real wine connoisseurs know these aren't the best way ...

A quality set of versatile wine glasses will work perfectly. Still unsure? Here’s a profile of several glass shapes and the wines that taste best in them. Anatomy 101. The rim is the entry point where ...

Do we really need a different glass for every variety of wine -- one for chardonnay, another for pinot noir, one for cabernet, another for sauvignon blanc, and on?

Wine glass shapes Because not all wines are created equal, neither are their corresponding glasses. When shopping for wine glasses, you’ll notice there are many different shapes.

If the last time you went out to buy wine glasses you came home with a five-alarm headache and a bag of plastic tumblers, you, like me, have probably asked 7 tips for buying the perfect wine glass ...

These glasses are smaller than many other red wine glasses, with an 18-ounce capacity, and they also have a shorter stem and stout shape that makes them a bit more durable.

While I subscribe to the belief that specialty glasses work best with specific wines, 95% of the time I drink my wine out of five glasses (yes, there were once six) that I bought over a decade ago ...

Wine glasses come in all shapes and sizes, but there is really only one factor of vital importance: material. It doesn't take an expert to know wine tastes differently from a glass than it does ...

TOKYO, April 15 (UPI) --The sommelier who said you shouldn't drink red wine out of a white wine glass may be a snob, but they're not entirely wrong. New research proves the shape of a wine glass ...