Everyday Wine Glasses
Posted by Alerts For Consumers at Tue, 24 Jul 2007 02:29:00 GMT and is filed under Consumer Information 
Categories: Wine glasses, Riedel, white wine glass, Burgundy glass
Looking for a wine glass conducive for both reds and white wines; but affordable enough and possibly shatterproof to enjoy everyday? Here are three features to add to your wine:
The Stem
A long stem is necessary for a comfortable glass to hold on to. Shop for wine glasses seven to eight inches in height.
The Size
For grand, swirl-ability and to enable the wine to breathe, the glass should have a minimum capacity of 20 ounces. Actually, it’s the ideal capacity for red newer wines.
The Silhouette
To imbibe the bouquet’s aroma, a moderate sloping curve at the top is recommended.
The First Machine Made Wine Glass
At eight inches tall with more than a 24-ounce capacity, Riedel’s Vinum Burgundy glasses are touted as history’s “first machine-made” series of glasses. For everyday use to accommodate red and white wines, ">alertsforconsumers.com"> The Consumer Journal voted the Riedel Vinum Burgundy - Set of 4 - Stemware & Decanters Glassware
By Holly Bentz (c) 2007 fruitionMedia
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