Pairing with red wine glasses may be less common in the summer, as red wine is generally considered a drink more suited to being enjoyed at room temperature or in a slightly cooler environment. However, if you still want to enjoy red wine in the summer, here are some things to consider:

1. Choose lighter red wines: In the summer, you can choose some lighter, refreshing red wines, such as low-tannin varieties, such as Cabernet Franc or Gamay in wine. These wines are more suitable for drinking in the summer and won't leave you feeling too heavy or dull.

2. Cool the wine: Slightly cool the wine to make it more suitable for summer temperatures. You can put the wine in the refrigerator, but do not freeze it to avoid affecting its texture and flavor.

3. Use appropriate wine glasses: Although wine glasses are usually larger and designed to concentrate the aroma of red wine in the glass, in the summer, you can choose smaller, thinner wine glasses to allow more contact with the air and accelerate the speed of the aroma.

4. Pair with the right food: In the summer, pair with refreshing food to blend better with wine. For example, seafood, fruit, salad and light cheeses can form a harmonious combination with red wine.

In general, although the summer is more common is white wine, sparkling wine or refreshing cocktails, but if you like red wine, you can choose a suitable variety of red wine according to the above suggestions, cool the right amount of red wine, and choose refreshing food in the match, to achieve a better enjoyment experience.