“Home or no home, the art of celebration with champagne should never cease...”
It’s a tribute to all the champagne lovers who admire the vintage champagnes for its look, taste, aromatic experience. From flutes to glasses, the discussions have been wide and long about the “perfect” one for all. Assuming you have an interest in champagnes and the glasses they’re served at, let’s begin with this piece.
It’s a tribute to all the champagne lovers who admire the vintage champagnes for its look, taste, aromatic experience. From flutes to glasses, the discussions have been wide and long about the “perfect” one for all. Assuming you have an interest in champagnes and the glasses they’re served at, let’s begin with this piece.
Wider base, wider bowls, and relatively small openings on the top with a slender design describe the authentic beauty and practicality of champagne glasses in a technical manner. Be it vintage or non-vintage champagnes, the wider bowl allows the flavours and aromas to develop. You can’t be content with a small glass of champagne, can you?
As far as its shape is concerned, we would recommend the flute glasses than the coupe glass, wide tulip, and others. Flute glasses are known for their exemplary designs while covering their flaws in a subtle manner. For material, crystal and glass kinds are popular. Though crystal seems a fine option, it is subject to get clouded after several days of washing. Unless it is of premium quality, you shouldn’t choose crystal glasses.
If you’re one of those people who likes to talk with their red wine glasses, it is appropriate to avoid stemmed glasses because the latter is prone to breakage. A slip here and there means money lost on a valuable piece of glassware. Besides, you should consider learning a few instructions for maintaining the glasses in your home.
