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Maplefield

Maplefield 於 2010-10-18 00:17 寫道:

Basic Tips for Choosing the Perfect Glass for Your Favorite Wines:
The Glass: Thin and clear

To appreciate the beauty of wine, get glasses that are not colored or decoratively chiseled. It's hard to explain (with words) the difference between thin crystal and thick glass. You have to experience it to understand.

The Stem vs. Stemless Tumblers

Personally, while I can appreciate the stylish good looks of the modern stemless tumbler, I am still partial to stemware.

Here's why:

I enjoy seeing the colors of the wine as I twirl it around without looking at fingerprints. (I know... I'm it's very anal of me!)
I drink fairly slowly and don't like my hands warming up the wine too quickly.
To be fair though, not every occasion is a formal one, and it's fun to be trendy from time to time.

Wine Glasses for Reds:
The Bowl: Wider
The bigger flavors in reds need to spread out. The wider bowl also lets in more air, which releases bold aromas and flavors.

The Opening: Wider
Dip your nose into the wider bowl to get a load of more complex aromas.

Tip: When pouring wines, keep the wine level to the lower one-third the glass. This leaves lots of air and swirl room, both of which enhance the enjoyment of your wines.

BIG REDS (Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz):
Get a big bowl and a big opening.

SOFT REDS (Pinot Noir, Merlot):
Get a big bowl that narrows a tinge at the opening.

Wine Glasses for Whites:
The Bowl: Narrower
The smaller capacity helps keep temperatures cool longer.

The Opening: Narrower
The lighter aromas waft well in a narrower glass.

SPIRITED WHITES (Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon, Chardonnay):
Get a bowl with a little room that narrows slightly at the opening.

DELICATE WHITES (Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztiminer):
Get a narrow bowl and a narrow opening.

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