Do you think the shape of a wine glass really matters❓
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🐽 Even after I started learning about wine, I’d always secretly believed that varietal-specific stemware was an unnecessary expense, fueled by snobs and glassware companies.
👃 Then one evening, a friend poured some Bordeaux for me in a large, elegant glass at a dinner party. As soon as the gorgeous aromas wafted up from the wine, I realized what I’d been missing.
📢 Good glasses are like subtle amplifiers: their shape, volume, bowl shape and size, and rim diameter enhance a wine’s inherent qualities. The glass doesn’t change the wine itself, just the way we smell and taste it.
1️⃣ Start with one white wine glass: those with a narrow bowl , such as the sauvignon blanc glass, can accommodate most styles of white wine.
🍷 For reds, choose a glass with wider bowl to accommodate the robust aromas of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, shiraz and zinfandel.
⚠ Pay particular attention to the rim of the glasses. Thick or rolled rims act like speed bumps, essentially spilling the wine into the mouth.
🤤 Thin, straight rims spread the liquid evenly across the tongue and a broad section of the palate. That’s ideal for the prolonged pleasure of wine.
Does the shape of your wine glass matter to you ❓
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Sales Associate representing the Diageo portfolio at Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits
9moTalk about apples and oranges! This sounds intriguing. Hope to taste it soon.