As with all stemware, champagne glasses are designed with specific silhouettes to enhance the flavors of your bubbly beverage ...

Nothing in the world makes me feel fancier than a coupe. Stemmed and with ... an egg or egg white,” she says. “A large glass is also nice for a normal martini because there isn’t the danger ...

For drinks with egg white (or aquafaba), the shape of the coupe showcases the fluffy layers of foam, and the wider bowl highlights more nuanced aromas. The V-shaped glass first debuted in Paris at ...

Whether for a champagne tower at a wedding, a toast to ring in the new year, or a lavish Gatsby-style party, a coupe glass is a lovely way to sip a drink. It was originally made by a monk in 17th ...

Though flutes and coupes are popular for serving sparkling wine, there are several reasons you might prefer a regular glass.

RED WINE IS SERVED in a red wine glass and white wine is allotted its own glass, too, but when it comes to Champagne, it seems, anything goes. From coupes to flutes to “tulip” style glasses to ...

To help you find the best Champagne glasses, we spoke to six bubbly experts. Read on for the glasses, flutes, and coupes that they reach for (including white-wine glasses, ideal for swirling).

I learned that to get the most enjoyment from a fine Champagne, it's best to serve it in a simple white wine glass ... wide-mouthed coupe. The swanky little glass is a great conversation starter.

But the martini glass didn’t always house martinis. According to PUNCH, it was introduced at the 1925 Paris Exhibition as a modernist, art deco-inspired take on the coupe. Like the coupe ...