Wine Glasses

Over the last few years, restaurants across the UK have revamped their wine lists to meet the demands of increasingly wine savvy customers. In line with more interesting and expansive lists, we’ve noticed a trend towards the purchase of more elegant and sophisticated wine glasses.

Not only do they make a great impression when you walk into a restaurant, but they can make a huge difference to how the wine tastes. The wrong shape glass will completely alter the wine.


Wine Glasses for restaurants and barsTop tips for selecting your wine glasses…

  • Ensure you have a different glass shape for white, red and sparkling wine
  • White wine glasses should generally be tulip shaped, so have a smaller bowl and a narrower mouth. The narrower mouth helps to retain the delicate aromas of the wine.
  • Red wine glasses should be larger and have a wider bowl to allow the wine to aerate and let those bigger flavours spread out.
  • Sparkling wine glasses should always be flutes – the tall and slim shape will help keep those bubbles bubbling.
  • And finally, never over fill the glass!  One third to half full is perfect for still wine as this leaves lots of air and swirl room, both of which enhance the enjoyment of your wines.

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