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 ...

Maximilian Riedel has a mission: to rid the world of champagne flutes. “My goal is to make them obsolete within my lifetime,” ...

IT WAS YEARS ago, but master sommelier Catherine Fallis will never forget tasting wine with an East Bay winemaker, when the gentleman poured his beloved nectar into water glasses for her to ...

But if you’re enjoying champagne or other sparklers with a meal, consider investing in sparkling wine glasses shaped more like a tulip than a flute. These will allow the wine to express its flavors.

I take a sip of wine, and it floods across my mouth–a perfectly balanced cabernet that tastes of yeast, fruit, and stone. Then I take a sip from another glass. This wine strikes the tip of my ...

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 ...

And by that, I mean that certain glasses are scientifically shaped to bring out the best parts of the wine. If you are drinking a $6.99 special, maybe that is not such a big deal.

Did you know that the way you hold your wine glass can affect how your wine tastes? To get the most out of your wine, here's ...

A spiffy new camera set-up devised by scientists in Japan indicates that glass shape–just like the wine snobs have been telling us all along–affects the flavor of wine. In a recent study ...

Wine connoisseurs are right: The shape of the glass really does affect the drink's taste Camera looked at how much ethanol escapes from different glasses At 13°C, there was more ethanol at the ...

You don’t need glasses in multiple shapes and sizes to enjoy wine. October 1, 2017 More than 7 years ago FROM LEFT: a white-wine glass, red-wine glass, stemless glass and sparkling-wine glass.