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a generous bowl going in towards the rim that captures the all-important aroma and allows energetic swirling to encourage it with no danger of losing any wine over the rim, but is not so wide as to make storage difficult, or measures of wine look mean The top portion of the bowl acts as the varietal-specific conductor,” Riedel explains, “concentrating the aromas and flavors of a specific grape varietal and delivering an enhanced experience to the nose and palate.”October 2018 See this guide, continually updated, to where the glassware can be found around the world.

Square wine glasses are perfect for use as your go to white wine and still rose glass. We recommend using square wine glasses for wines that are distinctly fruit forward with a clean finish. Chilled whites such as Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Viognier are a fantastic match for a square wine glass. As some glasses can be used interchangeably, most restaurants like the diamond shaped stemware for rich chardonnays with complex elements. The wide bowl with a narrow rim allows the aromas to remain slightly contained within the glass for when you nose hits the rim. This wide bowl allows for a comfortable stem to nose angle allowing the drinker to get as close to the wine itself without spilling.

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A memorable impact on your visitors is guaranteed with this pair of flat bottom wine glasses. You may use them to serve your favorite beverage during a casual party, and they’re also a terrific way to display your collection. Cabernet Sauvignon is often considered the varietal with fierce body and tannin. The cross threat is multifaceted and pairs perfectly with all big bodied wines. From all of the five native red Bordeaux varietals Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec, & Petit Verdot to Zinfandel and more, you will almost always find a use for this stem. Considered a “must have” in a wine glass collection.