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<summary>
The size of the mouth area:
Helps to evaporate liquids and release/seal flavours and aromas.
Small size for sipping (high alcohol drinks), large size for more drinking.
Grip length:
Influencing the temperature of the wine.
In order to easy to hold and shake the glass, some of them also for elegant styling reasons.
Other accessories:
To add ingredients to enrich or stimulate the flavour of the alcohol
To get the best out of any spirit it is good to know which glassware to serve it in. Here you can find basic guidelines for each spirit.
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<champagne - the flute>
The flute has a narrow bottom and a long make to make the bubbles last as long as possible. Also used for sparkling wines, most flutes have a bead at the bottom, so that the bubbles come out evenly from the bottom.
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<Wine - the wine glasses>
For a wine drinker, aroma is 90% of the taste. Hence the wine glass has an opening that will fit around your nose, so you can take a nice good whiff before drinking it. Stemware, again, for temperature control. There are different glasses for different wines, but we don’t want to come across as TOO classy.
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<martini - The martini glass>
It has a stem so that you don’t hold the glass and transfer heat. It has a conical shape to maintain the chill because these drinks are shaken/stirred with ice and served without ice. The bottom helps keep different ingredients together.
