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Ever wondered why we hold glasses by the stem? It’s to avoid getting fingerprints on the glass and to keep the drink cool. Here’s a simple guide: 1. Red Wine Glass: Bigger to let the wine breathe.   2. Water Goblet: A large glass for water.   3. White Wine Glass: Smaller to keep the wine cold.   4. Champagne Flute: Tall and thin to keep the bubbles. Hold the stem to keep your drink clean and fresh! #WineEtiquette #TableManners #FineDining #RedWineGlass #WhiteWineGlass #ChampagneFlute #WaterGoblet #Stemware #DiningEtiquette #ElegantDining #GlasswareGuide #EtiquetteTips #DrinkProperly #SophisticatedDining #ProperManners #PriaWarrickFinishingAcademy #PriaWarrick 

Why Wine Glass Shape Matters Large bowl, short stem, wider rim…there are several different wine glass styles, and they all play a pivotal role in your drinking experience. However, with so much choice, selecting the right glass for the type of wine you are drinking can be a bit intimidating. Here’s the difference between red and white wine glasses and why their shapes matter.  1️⃣ Red wine glasses have a larger bowl to enhance aroma and flavor by allowing more air interaction. The wider opening directs the wine to the mid-palate and back of the mouth, balancing bold flavors and tannins. 2️⃣ White wine glasses have a smaller bowl and narrower opening to preserve cooler temperatures and delicate aromas. The smaller opening directs the wine to the tip and sides of the tongue, emphasizing the crispness and acidity of white wines. Next time you enjoy a glass of wine, try using the right glass to elevate your experience. Do you notice a difference? Share in the comments and follow me for more wine tips. Cheers! #sonalholland #masterofwine #wineglasses #glassware #wineetiquette #winetips 

Why do we need different glasses for Champagne? 🥂 Known as flute glasses, the glasses for Champagne have an elongated and narrow bowl that not only preserves the bubbles but also allows them to rise vertically making the mousse look ample and luxuriant. The long and elegant-looking glasses also alluded to the sophistication of French aristocracy and their penchant for finer things in life. However, wine experts are now going back to white wine glasses for Champagne and finely aged sparkling wines as it has more room for the beverage to open up and display its complexity and flavours. Flute glasses of white wine glasses, what do you choose for your Champagne? Tell us in the comments down below. #sonalholland #masterofwine #wineglass #barware #champagne #fluteglass #winetips

Why do we need different glasses for Champagne? Known as flute glasses, the glasses for Champagne have an elongated and narrow bowl that not only preserves the bubbles but also allows them to rise vertically making the mousse look ample and luxuriant. The long and elegant-looking glasses also alluded to the sophistication of French aristocracy and their penchant for finer things in life. However, wine experts are now going back to white wine glasses for Champagne and finely aged sparkling wines as it has more room for the beverage to open up and display its complexity and flavours. Flute glasses of white wine glasses, what do you choose for your Champagne? Tell us in the comments down below. #sonalholland #masterofwine #wineglass #barware #champagne #fluteglass #winetips

Wine Etiquette 101: How to Hold Your Glass with Elegance ✨🍷 Mastering the art of holding a wine glass not only enhances your tasting experience but also showcases your sophistication. Remember these simple tips: 1. Stem Hold: Always hold your glass by the stem to avoid warming the wine with your hands. 2. Light Grip: Keep a gentle grip, ensuring you don't smudge the bowl. 3. Graceful Sip: Bring the glass to your lips and enjoy the aroma before taking a sip. Raise your glass with confidence at your next gathering! 🥂 Stay tuned for Part 2!🙌🏻 Did you find this tip useful? Then go ahead and share this video with your wine-enthusiast friends. . #WineEtiquette #WineLovers #SophisticatedSipping #imageconsultant #etiquette #etiquettecoach #etiquettecoach

Forget fancy dinnerware, wine glasses are scientific marvels! Their shape and size influence the aroma, taste, and enjoyment of your drink. The bowl is key, impacting aroma release and flow onto your palate. Red wines like Cabernet Sauvignon thrive in large, wide-mouthed bowls, allowing them to ""breathe"" and unleash complex aromas. The wider opening directs the wine to the back of your tongue, where bolder flavors are perceived. For white wines like Chardonnay, a smaller bowl with a narrower opening reigns supreme. This preserves delicate aromas and maintains a cooler temperature. The narrower opening guides the wine to the front of your palate, highlighting its crispness. Finally, sparkling wines like Champagne find their ideal vessel in tall, slender flutes. This design retains the bubbles and concentrates aromas, while the elongated shape directs the wine to the back of your palate, accentuating its subtle flavors and acidity. So, next time you pour a glass, remember choosing the right shape unlocks the full potential of your wine! #lucariscrystalglasses #linkedincommunity #glasswarecollection #glassware #wineglasses #winelovers

Here's a sip of wisdom: Always grasp your wine glass by the stem. It keeps your drink at the perfect temp and saves you from those unsightly lipstick stains. 🍷 Embrace this bit of elegance and raise your glass with confidence! For more protocol tips, tap the link here: https://lnkd.in/eVBciS-z #WineEtiquette #SippingInStyle #ProtocolTips #4Protocol

A question I get all the time as a somm: “How do you know when to decant a wine?” I’ll keep it brief on how I decide. Steps: 1. Pour 1-2oz of the wine in question into a glass 2. See, swirl, smell, sip 3. Evaluate the flavor, and how “austere” or tightly wound the flavors are 4. Leave the glass for 10-15 minutes, then repeat step 2 and 3. If it’s improving in flavor, balance, or finish, decanting may be in order Most wines may only need 30min to an hour. Keep in mind that decanting a very old wine is sometimes just to keep sediment out of your glass rather than to open up the wine and some old wines may “fall apart” when decanting. Personal tip: I like to use a merlot style decanter for much of my wines. I find them easier to clean and easier to pour with. There may be “more appropriate” shapes and styles but that’s my preference. Cheers! 🍷 #sommelier #winetips #winecountry

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For Cellar Varis 🍷 wines, we combined special materials and techniques to create a premium label that reflects the essence of the wine: ⚫️ Black paper, mass dyed to achieve a deep, natural color, 🔰 Selective volumetric varnish applied on the word "Serendipity" to create a 3D effect, 🔅Gold foil accents to give the label extra glow. The result? A #label that stands out through its originality, specifically designed to withstand the conditions in which the #wine is stored and served, whether it's the humidity in the cellar or the serving temperature. https://lnkd.in/dBHm76wm #winelabels #premiumlabels #labels