1. Red wine glasses: Red wine glasses usually have a large round bowl shape and long, thin feet. This design helps to release the aroma and enhance the taste of the wine.

2. White wine cup: White wine cup is usually small, the bowl shape is narrow, in order to concentrate the aroma of white wine and keep cool.

3. Champagne glasses: Champagne glasses usually have tall slender feet and a slender bowl shape. This design helps to preserve the bubbles and aromas of the champagne.

4. Beer glasses: The shape and design of beer glasses vary depending on the type of beer. For example, some beer glasses have a large bowl shape that is suitable for tasting and displaying the aroma of beer, while others may have a narrower shape to keep the beer frothy and warm.

5. Whiskey glasses: Whiskey glasses are usually small and short on the feet. This design helps to concentrate the aroma of the whisky and allows the drinker to easily taste it.

In addition, there are many specially designed wine glasses to meet specific alcohol needs or provide a unique drinking experience. For example, special glasses for wine, liqueur glasses, cocktail glasses, etc. The variety of these glasses is designed to maximize the enjoyment of drinking and to respond to the characteristics of the wine.