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  • Sale -10% Godinger Wine Glasses, Stemless Wine Glasses, Red Wine Glasses, Drinking Glasses, European Made Stemless Wine Glass - 17oz, Set of 4 Godinger Wine Glasses, Stemless Wine Glasses, Red Wine Glasses, Drinking Glasses, European Made Stemless Wine Glass - 17oz, Set of 4

    Godinger Godinger Wine Glasses, Stemless Wine Glasses, Red Wine Glasses, Drinking Glasses, European Made Stemless Wine Glass - 17oz, Set of 4

    Brand: GodingerColor: ClearFeatures: Exquisitely crafted in a centuries old czech republic crystal factory, these elegant stemless wine glasses will add class and brilliance to any table. Timeless and sleek design will impress for years to come. Wide bowl is designed to allow your wine to aerate thereby releasing its full potential and aromas. Lead free crystal glass. Dishwasher safe. Made in Europe - Set of 4 - Capacity: 17oz Since 1973 Godinger has specialized in handcrafted silver, crystal, stainless, and alternative metal giftware. From candlesticks, barware and bakeware to tea sets and frames, you are sure to find the perfect item for any occasion. Godinger products are available at all major retailers across the US and Canada. Binding: Kitchenmodel number: SYNCHKG070343Part Number: 48507Details: Stemless Goblet Wine Glass Beverage Cups - Meridian by Godinger – 18 oz - Set of fourEAN: 0028199225417Package Dimensions: 8.6 x 8.5 x 5.0 inches

    $ 72.99$ 65.49

  • Sale -10% Lenox Holiday 4-Piece Wine Glass Set Lenox Holiday 4-Piece Wine Glass Set

    Lenox Lenox Holiday 4-Piece Wine Glass Set

    Brand: LenoxColor: Red & GreenFeatures: Material: Glass Break Resistant Imported Binding: KitchenRelease Date: 01-08-2015model number: 856101Part Number: 856101Details: Enjoy a casual night in with family and friends or host a lavish upscale holiday party with this 24-karat gold accented set of wine glasses, complete with a festive holly leaf motif. At Lenox, we strive to make the daily moments in your life a bit more special. Inspired by heritage and designed for now, we bring a rich history of craftsmanship to modern day life. We’ve been a part of homes for over 130 years. Each time you buy Lenox, you are buying a versatile and timeless piece crafted with our century-long commitment to quality, artistry and beauty. Whether you’re gathering the family for dinner, grabbing a midnight snack for yourself in front of the TV or having friends over, Lenox is for real moments that last on products that are meant for living.EAN: 0882864576668Package Dimensions: 11.2 x 9.8 x 9.8 inches

    $ 190.99$ 172.49

Wine glasses are elegant and usually used for serving wine during special events and meals. Not only do they elevate the mood of the whole occasion, but they also enhance the aroma and flavors of your drink, giving you a better and more enjoyable drinking experience. There are various types of wine, and they require a specific glass to bring out the best of them. 

Types of Wine Glasses

Glasses for different wines also have variations. After knowing your wine, it is now time to choose which glass is suitable for you. Let’s take a closer look at each one of them.

1. Red Wine Glasses. Red wine glasses are large glasses with a full, round bowl and large opening that enables your nose inside to detect the aroma easily. The entire bowl provides air contact for the complex aromas and flavors because it increases the oxidation rate, which smooths out the complex flavors.

  • Burgundy Wine Glass. This glass allows the aroma to be smelled easily. This glass is ideal for lighter, more delicate red wines such as Burgundy.
  • Pinot Noir Glass. This glass is very similar to Burgundy and is used interchangeably. From its name, you can tell that it is ideal for Pinot Noir and other light red wines.
  • Bordeaux Glass. This glass is the tallest for red wines, and its height helps maintain distance from the wine and the mouth that gives room for more oxygen so tannins would soften.
  • Cabernet Sauvignon Glass. This glass allows the wine to be exposed to more oxygen and the narrow mouth accumulates the aroma, ideal for Cabernet Sauvignon and other bold red wines.
  • Standard Wine Glass. This glass is compatible with medium- or full-bodied red wines containing spicy components such as Zinfandel, Shiraz, Merlot, Carignan, Chianti, and Malbec. 

2. White Wine Glasses. White wine glasses are more upright, U-shaped, and smaller than red ones. The appearance of these glasses enhances and preserve aromas while also maintaining the cold temperature of the wines.

  • Sauvignon Blanc Glass. This glass is tall and slender with a narrow mouth. It traps floral and fruity aromas so that it can be sniffed easily, ideal for serving Sauvignon Blanc and other light- to medium-bodied, fruity, or floral white wines.
  • Montrachet Glass. This glass helps air to enter the glass and break down complex flavors. Montrachet glass is ideal for Montrachet, White Burgundy, and other white wines with a complex taste.
  • Chardonnay Wine Glass. Chardonnay glasses have a slightly smaller opening and slimmer bowls than Montrachet. The glass is perfect for serving Chardonnay and other full-bodied white wines.
  • Riesling and Standard Sweet Wine Glass. These glasses are relatively smaller than the other glasses. It prevents the drinker from being overwhelmed by sweetness when serving Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc, and Gruner Veltliner.

3. Dessert Wine Glasses. Dessert Wine Glasses are smaller due to their high alcohol content. Its design allows toe wine to go to the back of the tongue, giving the drinker a sufficient amount of sweetness.

  • Port Wine Glass. Port wine glasses have narrow openings to reduce evaporation and trap the aromas. They have a tall design that makes room for swirling.
  • Sherry Wine Glass. Sherry wine glasses are small and designed for serving wines with higher alcohol content. The design enables the wine to flow towards the back of the mouth so that the sweetness doesn’t overwhelm the drinker.

4. Rose Wine Glasses. Rose wine glasses are diamond-shaped glasses that are usually for serving white wine. This glass creates a wider surface area in the middle, which allows greater evaporation of the wine.

  • Flared Lip Rose Glass. This type of rose wine glass has a rim that slightly directs outward, allowing the wine to go straight to the tongue, enhancing the wine's flavor.
  • Slight Taper Rose Glass. This glass is round, short, and has a tapered bottom.

5. Sparkling Wine and Champagne Glasses. These glasses are usually slimmer than other glasses designed to retain carbonation and flavor.

  • Flute Wine Glass. This type of glass has a short- to medium-length stem with a long, narrow, upright bowl that retains carbonation and captures the flavor. The bead at the base allows bubbles to gather and rise to the top of the glass.
  • Tulip Wine Glass. The tulip wine glass has a slim base, a larger bowl that narrows towards the opening. The large bowl allows the complex flavors to open up while the narrow top prevents carbonation escape.
  • Vintage and Coupe Glass. Vintage and coupe glasses are stemmed glass with a short yet broad and shallow bowl that allows the wine to contact a lot of oxygen. This glass is the most unpopular type as it only holds a small amount of liquor. 

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