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Why Choose Our Wine Glasses
Our wine glasses are made for real homes—durable, versatile, and affordable for daily use or special occasions.
Better Tasting Experience – Bowl shapes that help wine breathe and bring out the aroma.
Comfortable Grip – Balanced stems and smooth rims make every sip more enjoyable.
Trusted Local Brand – Over 50 years of Filipino manufacturing plus nationwide delivery.
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Types of Wine Glasses
Not all wines are enjoyed the same way, and the right glass can make a difference in taste and aroma. Each shape is made to bring out the best in a specific type of wine, whether it’s bold and full-bodied or light and crisp.
Red Wine Glasses: Bigger bowls for full-bodied red wines like Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot, allowing better oxygen contact for richer flavor.
White Wine Glasses: Narrower bowls that preserve cooler temperatures and direct aromas for lighter wines like chardonnay or sauvignon blanc.
Sparkling Wine Glasses: Slim flutes that help preserve bubbles for champagne or prosecco.
Dessert Wine Glasses: Smaller bowls to concentrate the sweetness and aroma of sherry or port.
All-Purpose Glasses: Practical shapes that work for both red and white wines.
Parts of a Wine Glass
A wine glass has four main parts, each serving a specific function. The bowl holds the wine and helps release its aroma and flavor.
Meanwhile, the stem keeps your hand from warming the wine, and the foot provides stability on the table. Lastly, the rim finishes the design by guiding the wine smoothly to your mouth for a pleasant sip.
Serving Size Guide
A standard wine pour is about 5 ounces, which means a 750 ml bottle serves roughly five glasses. Having a matching set ensures you can serve guests evenly without running short. For a complete dining setup, pair your wine glasses with our spoons and forks.
Setup & Storage Tips
Here are a few things to keep in mind to ensure that your wine glass lasts you for years:
Hold the stem to maintain the wine’s temperature.
Rinse before first use to remove dust.
Store upright in cabinets or on racks.
For small kitchens, use hanging racks or slim shelves to save space.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are Stemmed Glasses Better Than Stemless for Serving Wine?
Yes. Stemmed glasses let you hold the glass without warming the wine and help preserve its intended temperature. Stemless ones are more casual and less fragile, but they can raise the wine’s temperature faster
Can You Put Wine Glasses in the Dishwasher?
Most wine glasses are dishwasher safe, but hand-washing can help maintain clarity and prevent chips, especially for thin or crystal glassware.
What Is the Difference Between a Wine Glass and a Goblet?
Wine glasses have slim stems and are shaped to highlight the wine’s aroma and taste. On the other hand, goblets are shorter, often thicker, and usually used for water or other beverages.
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