If you’ve made even the slightest effort to shop for wine glasses recently, you know the options are seemingly endless and the whole ordeal can be a bit confusing. There’s stemware and stemless; ...

Real talk, I have broken every wine glass I have ever owned. Right now, when folks come over for dinner to my place, it’s all mason jars and mugs I accidentally stole from friends. I want to invest in ...

Picking wine glasses for your home is kind of like walking down the chip aisle in a grocery store. Mercy me — the choices, the minuscule variations on a theme. Really, how many different kinds of ...

If the last time you went out to buy wine glasses you came home with a five-alarm headache and a bag of plastic tumblers, you, like me, have probably asked yourself: Why, why are there so many kinds ...

Every wine shop, supermarket and department store offers a range of glasses of varying shapes and sizes. The Austrian glass firm Riedel has made a fortune selling a specific glass for every wine or ...

If the last time you went out to buy wine glasses you came home with a five-alarm headache and a bag of plastic tumblers, you, like me, have probably asked yourself: Why, why are there so many kinds ...

Every day, a new wine bar opens in your neighborhood, even more wines appear in the wine aisle at Whole Foods and honestly — you don’t even know where to start! You know what you like, so you stick ...

Chilean love poet Pablo Neruda kept an array of multi-colored glasses at his beach house in Isla Negra, believing their color impacted the taste of his wine. The effect of color on taste relates to ...