As with all stemware, champagne glasses are designed with specific silhouettes to enhance the flavors of your bubbly beverage ...

the crystal glasses veer away from the narrow flute model, with a broader bowl designed to give ample room to the Champagne’s bouquet. With its tall, slender stem and the graceful swell of its ...

The glass you drink your bubbly from does, in fact, matter; they complement your sparkling wine in ways a standard wine glass simply can’t. To help navigate the wide world of Champagne glassware ...

The distinct shapes, materials, and design of a glass can influence how a wine breathes, how the bouquet is concentrated, and even how it hits your palate. From sturdy, wide bowls that bring out ...

While any vessel can technically work in a pinch, it’s worthwhile to invest in the very best wine glasses, which are designed to enhance the aroma and flavor of full-bodied reds and dry whites ...

Gray recommends the Riedel O Cabernet/Merlot Wine Tumbler for bold wines, since the large-bowled glass is ideal for wines with a big bouquet, requiring aeration. Even wines with ample tannins will ...

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 ...