Flute. Bowl. Stemless. Varietal-specific. The search for glassware can feel endless, which is why we brought in the experts. We asked sommeliers, wine writers, beverage directors and overall ...

The bowl is the most important part of the glass, holding the wine itself, and it varies in size depending on the type of ...

Don’t get us wrong, those details are very important, but whether you prefer red, white or rosé, experts agree that the type of wine glass you pour your vino into is of equal significance to th ...

and knowledge of the different types of wine glasses to choose our top picks. The best wine glass overall is the Schott Zwiesel Pure Tritan Crystal Stemware because it has a universal shape that ...

While there are certain features every wine glass should have—like a rim, bowl, stem, and base—there are additional details specific to different types of wine, whether you’re drinking red ...

While most wine professionals agree that the wider ... (You can read more about the differences between types of glass in this handy guide from Corning Museum of Glass.) This inexpensive tulip ...

Our wine guy, Ted Farrell from Haskells, says that the type of wine glass you use makes a difference in the taste of the wine you’re drinking. He shows us the difference.

But here is how a good one can help wine appeal to new audiences. Sam Bogue, the sommelier of Penny Roma in San Francisco, tries to engage all types of drinkers with his by-the-glass list.Credit ...