No need for a different shape glass for each wine type, but thin rim, wider bottom and stem are wine glass musts
No need for a different shape glass for each wine type, but thin rim, wider bottom and stem are wine glass musts
If the last time you went out to buy wine glasses you came home with a five-alarm headache and a bag of plastic tumblers, you, like me, have probably asked yourself: Why, why are there so many kinds of wine glasses? Do we really need a different glass for every variety of wine -- one for chardonnay, another for pinot noir, one for cabernet, another for sauvignon blanc, and on?
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