In the world of drinking, different types of wine need to be paired with different glasses, red wine needs to be paired with a tall glass, champagne needs to be paired with a champagne glass, and there are also beer glasses for drinking beer, which can be divided into a handle cup and a cup without a handle. In short, there are various types of wine in the world, and there are various types of wine glasses with different shapes. So, how should we choose these dazzling glasses? Today, we will take the red wine glass used for drinking red wine as an example to recommend a few tips for purchasing.

【1】 Choose a color that is transparent

It is recommended that everyone choose a transparent glass when tasting red wine, preferably a glass with a higher transparency. As experts in glass know, the materials of glass cups are mainly divided into three types: heat-resistant high borosilicate glass cups, lead-free crystal glass cups, and ordinary sodium calcium glass cups. As a wine utensil, especially a tall glass red wine glass, the most commonly used one is a lead-free crystal glass. This type of glass not only has a high white and transparent color, but also its perfect knocking sound. For us wine lovers, it can be said that the color of the wine can be seen through the glass wall, which is also a supreme enjoyment.

【2】 Choose a cup with an undecorated belly

For some professional wine tasters, drinking is more about taste, and they emphasize the way of drinking, especially red wine. In order to enjoy every good wine, they carefully observe the color, sediment, aroma, and other details of the wine before drinking. In order to easily observe the color of the wine and the viscosity of the liquid in the wine, it is generally not recommended to choose a tall glass with decorations, A colored goblet is not to mention.

【3】 The material is slightly thinner

The previous small detail mentioned some wine enthusiasts who are particularly particular about the taste of red wine glasses, especially our tongue has different taste buds that can perceive the different flavors, sweetness, bitterness, and other fruit aromas of red wine. The way wine enters the mouth also has an impact, which also involves some professional vocabulary, such as human engineering mechanics, because the different designs of the edge of the cup also affect which tongue part the wine first comes into contact with, making our first experience of a wine different. So when it comes to choosing a glass for drinking red wine, it is recommended to choose one with a thinner wall thickness, especially at the edge of the mouth, without any thickness.

The above three points, including the selection of materials, refractive index, and wall thickness, have introduced how to choose a glass for drinking red wine. Some aspects may be one-sided, and we welcome everyone to leave interactive comments on their ideas below. We hope to explore and communicate this topic with everyone.