If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There’s hardly a glass out there more elegant than the ...

Holding a coupe filled with sparkling just feels glamorous. Tall, thin-stemmed versions from Hawkins New York and Estelle ...

An elegant alternative to traditional, angular champagne flutes, the Ghost Zero Tulip glass from NUDE mimics the shape of a closed flower—a wide, sturdy base puckers at the lip, and features an ...

According to the numbers, 300 million bottles of champagne are sold per year (and that’s exclusively accounting for the stuff made in the region of Champagne in France). In the U.S. we spend more than ...

The many different wine and cocktail glasses you’ve seen aren’t just for show. A lot of them actually serve a specific purpose. Just as drinks differ, so can the vessels you drink them from. And if ...

Champagne glasses are synonymous with life’s celebrations and a symbol of sweet times ahead. But there is more to them than meets the eye. As with all stemware, champagne glasses are designed to ...

We made it to the end of the year! We have much to celebrate and toast if you’re anything like us. But first, you must have some fabulous champagne flutes on your bar cart, like Tiffany & Co’s Jardin ...

Flutes are impractical and terrible for enjoying Champagne, said master of wine Richard Hemming. The glasses became the standard because they are small and easy to use at large parties. Hemming said ...

It’s all well and good to be stocked up on bubbly for New Year’s Eve, thanks to the best champagne offers and deals out there. But it would be a bit awkward if you ran out of glasses for your guests, ...

“Extra-special in looks and would be the perfect ‘toast flutes’ for weddings, at events or [parties]. A few times a year I host events and celebrate with Champagne and loving adding these to my ...

When asked if he would drink Champagne out of a plastic glass if trapped on a bus in a snow storm, Georg Riedel, Owner of Riedel Wine Glass Company, quickly responded, “Yes, I would open the bottle, ...

I'd hate to drive a wedge into your marriage, a union seemingly so happy that your "problems" consist of such things as fretting about correct ways to celebrate with Champagne. I believe there is no ...