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How To Choose Wine Glasses
Choosing a wine is difficult, but there are at least lots of guides and advisory websites or books out there to help. Choosing the right glassware to go with your wine sometimes seems much harder!The correct receptacle brings out the best in good wine. Wine should be appreciated for its looks, its smell, and its flavour and so should be embraced by the eyes and nose as well as the mouth.
f you drink in a bistro or bar, the only choice you’ve usually got is “large or small”? It was Professor Claus J. Riedel (as in the famous glassmaker) who was the first glass designer to realise that wines are affected by the shape and size of the wine glasses from which they are drunk.That shape will determine the intensity of aroma for different wines.Different shapes and sizes will enhance fruitiness and others will emphasize tannin. Some shapes will help to keep Champagne from going flat.
Whatever wine glasses you choose, avoid the contemporary cone-shaped variety. It’s almost impossible to swirl the wine and the wide rim is just wrong for appreciating the bouquet. There are those who claim that lead crystal glasses are the only way to appreciate the aroma, colour and taste of a fine wine.Lead crystal wines glasses are beautiful, but can be expensive (unless you get them cheaper via the Internet for example) and if you can afford them, they are well worth the extra.
So, do you really need dozens of different wine glasses and other specialist glasses such brandy glasses to be socially acceptable? No, of course not!However, there are four basic shapes that are good to have in any serious wine drinker’s cupboard:
1. Good all-round white wine glasses should have a wide bowl and narrow rim.
2. Decent all-purpose red wine glasses should be shorter and wider than the white wine glass to allow better swirling and more surface area for air contact – especially for bringing out the flavours and aromas in well-aged red wines.
3. Off-dry to sweet wines (like Piesporter, Liebfraumilch, Riesling, etc) should be served in glasses with a slightly flared rim. This shape helps to guide the wine to the “sweetness” area of the palate much more quickly.
4. The classic champagne flute is the best style for sparkling wines as the long, narrow body concentrates the bubbles in a small surface area, intensifying the aroma and taste.
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