While many of us spend plenty of time planning our wine lists, you probably don’t think a lot about your wine glasses. At Big Wine Glasses, we firmly believe that a Big Wine Glass is the best wine glass. There are many reasons for this, and some of those even involve a bit of science. Let’s take a look at why the best wine glass is a big one. 

We often spend a lot of time picking out the perfect wines. Obviously, this is not only important but also quite fun. One thing that may not get the attention it deserves however,  is choosing what to drink your favorite wine IN. Wine glasses do matter, and one of the most common questions is whether to go stemmed or stemless. Let’s take a look at how to pick the best wine glasses. 

We’ve all seen the headlines claiming that drinking a glass of wine daily will help you live longer, especially if it happens to be red wine. Is this too good to be true? Is red wine healthy? Is it a healthier wine choice than white wine? 

Imagine you were at a dinner party and were served a wonderful glass of red wine. From the moment you were able to smell the bouquet, you were enraptured - elegant and bold, smooth and crisp. You enjoyed that wine-drinking experience so much so that you went to the store to buy the same wine to recreate the experience at home. You pop open the bottle, pour yourself a glass, and the taste is disappointing! It doesn’t smell or taste nearly the same as at the dinner party. It’s the same bottle of wine, so why does the wine taste so terrible at home? Big Wine Glasses has answers! We have one simple trick that will make any wine taste better. 

Wine glass shopping has become overcomplicated! This guide has simplified it and we hope to assist you in selecting the perfect wine glass for your preferences.

You may have been handed a glass of wine at a party and were not impressed by the bitter aftertaste or overwhelming alcohol sensation that you experienced. Trust us when we tell you, that’s not how drinking wine should be! Learn the basics of enjoying wine here!

Glasses are glasses, right? After all, they serve the singular purpose of holding a liquid. While this may be true for most things, when it comes to wine glasses, differences matter.