![]() Flutes have a long stem with a tall slender bowl. Champagne & Sparkling Wine Glassesīoth of these bubbly drinks should be served in a flute glass. The larger bowl allows a bigger surface area which is good for full-bodied wines. ![]() They have a large bowl which is a bit smaller than a Burgundy glass and a shorter stem. Chardonnay White Wine GlassesĬhardonnay glasses are the opposite design. The smaller bowl allows less oxygen in the glass, helping the taster to detect the aromas in the wine. It is typically a smaller bowl and holds less liquid than red wine glasses. The stem of the glass is medium to long with a narrow bowl that tapers in a bit. Sauvignon Blanc/Riesling White Wine Glassesīoth of these white wines can be served in the same shape and style of glass. There are a few different white wine glasses to choose from. The longer stem allows the wine drinker to hold the glass at the stem, ensuring that the white wine does not warm up. This heightens the smell and taste of the wine. White wine needs less aeration and the smaller bowl allows aromas to gather at the rim of the glass. With a tulip shaped round bowl that tapers at the top and a long tapered stem, this glass allows the wine to stay cooler. This is why white wine glasses are smaller in bowl size. White wines do not need to breathe as meticulously like red wines do. The narrow bowl tapers a bit more which helps trap the aromas. A smaller opening allows the wine to gradually hit your palette, softening the harsh flavors and spices. Sangiovese, Shiraz, Syrah, & Malbec Red Wine GlassesĪ shorter glass style and a smaller bowl than bold red wine glasses, this glass is good for medium to full bodied red wines. The short stem and wide bowl allows a great deal of oxygen to come in contact with the wine, which helps assemble the bold aromas, thus directing the flavors to the correct place on your tongue. This most commonly used wine glass is the widest and shortest style. The wider opening allows more oxygen contact with the wine, making the wine taste smoother while bringing out fruity flavors. A broad base with a medium to large stem supports a large bowl that tapers at the opening. Perfect for bold red wines, these are the tallest glasses. There are several types of red wine glasses to choose from. Aeration helps with the wine’s aromas and gives the tannins a smoother flavor. The large bowl is also good for swirling the wine, another way of adding oxygen to the wine. This is referred to as “letting the wine breathe,” releasing aromas and flavors. The larger size allows the wine to come into contact with more oxygen. Typically, red wine glasses are taller, have a bigger base, and a larger bowl that tapers up to the rim. ![]() The bowl’s shape, size, and style are the principal reasons for choosing the correct wine glass.
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