Wine in the glass is going to be affected ... Slightly bigger are the Bordeaux and Burgundy glasses. The large Bordeaux glass is meant to let more ethanol evaporate so it doesn’t overwhelm ...

The fussiest of oenophiles might tell you that there's wine glass etiquette — do not serve a Burgundy in a Bordeaux glass, for god's sake. But these days, most high-end restaurants — even the ...

as opposed to having a ballooned shape like the Burgundy glass. You'll notice this glass looks somewhat oversized, which is intentional—the extra volume helps decant and aerate the wine.

Though flutes and coupes are popular for serving sparkling wine, there are several reasons you might prefer a regular glass.

Burgundy wine, according to many industry professionals ... for telling the story of the land through the liquid in the glass. Whether it's the elegance of wines from the village of Volnay ...

A five-ounce pour will look entirely reasonable in, say, Glassvin’s universal wine glass, which has a 16.9-ounce capacity; on the other hand, in their enormous Burgundy-style glass, whose large ...

If you like a curved look (which also makes it easier to swirl your wine in) these Zalto glasses are beauties for your Burgundy. They also come in sets of six or you can buy just one. If you’re ...

If you want a more affordable set, the Spiegelau Style Burgundy Wine Glasses are durable and top-rack dishwasher-safe. Plus, there are red and white wine glasses available. Our top picks for the ...