The answer is easy – wine of course! But there is more to a wine glass than just the beverage inside; the shape, the stature and the style of your wine glass is most likely affecting what is inside.
The first thing to notice when you are snobbily judging the wine glasses at the next wine and cheese party you attended 
would be clarity of glass. As you know, you there, with your nose in the air, that only half the experience is what you taste when it comes to wine drinking that rest of the experience is a combination of smell and sight. Crystal and hand blown glass wine glasses are held the highest in regard.
Next you must be exact in choosing the perfect shape glass for the wine of your choice. If you are enjoying a Cabernet Sauvignon or Syrah, a good sized Bordeaux glass so that the wine goes from cup to the back of the palette for a full body experience.
Let’s say you are sipping white wine. A smaller tulip shaped glass will keep your drink chilled and keep you looking stylish. If you are in a bubbly mood, lean towards something lean and slender, like a champagne flute (even if you are drinking sparkling wine!).
So next time you are choosing your wine glass at a party, don’t get caught with Syrah in a champagne flute and enjoy your wine to the ultimate degree!
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