The many different wine and cocktail glasses you’ve seen aren’t just for show. A lot of them actually serve a specific purpose. Just as drinks differ, so can the vessels you drink them from. And if ...

When asked if he would drink Champagne out of a plastic glass if trapped on a bus in a snow storm, Georg Riedel, Owner of Riedel Wine Glass Company, quickly responded, “Yes, I would open the bottle, ...

When it comes time to toast a happy moment, there’s nothing better than raising a fine glass of bubbly. Whether it is sparkling wine or another fizzy beverage of your choice, it’s key to have the ...

Prosecco may be the UK’s favourite form of fizz, but for those truly special occasions - landmark birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, lottery wins - only Champagne will do. For those moments that will ...

Do champagne flute glasses come in a more exquisite form? The long stems, the colourful almost iridescent finish and the gold rims - this set of 6 is the ultimate find. Luisa Beccaria's champagne ...

RED WINE IS SERVED in a red wine glass and white wine is allotted its own glass, too, but when it comes to Champagne, it seems, anything goes. From coupes to flutes to “tulip” style glasses to ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There’s hardly a glass out there more elegant than the ...