Did you know that wine glasses come in a myriad of shapes and sizes? And, there's a reason for that. It’s admittedly quite confusing for consumers to determine which types of wine glasses are ...

Have you ever stood before a store shelf full of wine glasses and just shook your head? Or flipped the pages of a wine gadgetry catalogue, or Googled wine glasses? The choices are befuddling. Separ… ...

But in February of 2004, Austrian stemware innovator Riedel crystal, released what was the first wine-specific stemless wine glasses, (now known as wine tumblers), naming the line Riedel O.

Shape can help funnel the scent of the wine up toward the top of the glass and the nose. Less easy to pinpoint, perhaps, is how the glass affects the taste of the wine.

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 yourself: Why, why are there so many kind… ...

No matter how you drink it, Champagne—and all types of sparkling wine, for that matter—is delicious. But Wine Spectator wants to know which glass shape you think is best for your bubbly.

It’s easy to be overwhelmed at the staggering variety of wine glass shapes, sizes and colors. But does it need to be so complicated? Do you really need cabinets full of wine glasses to meet the ...

Whether you're a sommelier or love a $10 red, the best wine glasses transform the drinking experience. Here are glasses for red, white, and sparkling wines.

—Radvilé, Denmark Dear Radvilé, In general, wineglasses for red wines are larger than wineglasses for white wines, but the stemware shapes are all designed to cater to each wine type, to best collect ...

Bordeaux, burgundy, champagne flute and white wine glasses … each has a purpose and a responsibility. The glass you choose has an impact on your enjoyment of wine. Selecting stemware that is … ...

Knowing how to identify wine glass shapes (also called stemware) is a useful skill. Choices were certainly simpler 40 years ago and the shapes were obvious: aperitif, reds, champagne and liqueur ...