I bought a very dark red wine. A few drops remained in the bottom of the glass. I added water to rinse, and the water turned a definite blue, like a diluted indigo. I later spilled—oy!—about 5 ounces ...

So, if your gorgeous wine glasses have only been sitting in the cupboard, they've probably picked up dust, water spots, or an odd film over time, and they'll need to be cleaned as soon as possible.

A viral video shows a man twirling glasses of water without spilling a drop. In an astonishing video going viral online, a man is seen filling two glasses with water and placing one each at both ...

Slow your pace by drinking a glass of water between each glass of wine. Not only will the water fill you up — which may prevent several refills — you’ll cut your consumption, too.

Photo: Michael Murtaugh A glass broke in our drop tests ... so the set you acquire for casual wine drinking can pull double duty as a water glass during more formal moments.

Patrons have taken to TikTok to question why the restaurant is set on serving wine in a glass that one might also drink water from. While food blogger Hayley, who goes by @hayleyeatsaround on ...

However, following lighthearted complaints from customers questioning why the restaurant serves wine in a glass that one might also drink water from, Franco Manca revealed that they will source ...

Previously, if you ordered a glass of wine you would most likely be offered it in a 175ml or a 250ml glass. But now, East Dunbartonshire customers will be offered wine in a 125ml glass in a bid to ...