Got something to celebrate? That calls for Champagne! Sparkling wines are best served in tall flutes that concentrate the aroma, encourage bubbles, and show that golden elixir at its most beautiful. Check out some of these options for an elegant way to celebrate, even if you don't have something to special to toast to, other than the opening of a delicious bottle of wine.
• Pottery Barn Scale Flutes, $34.99 for six
• Vera Wang for Wedgwood "Duchesse" Flute, $42.50
• Crate & Barrel Camille Flute, $12.95
• Baccarat Massena Champagne Flute, $155
•Reidel Grape Champagne Flutes, $59.95 for two
• Schott Zweisel Audience Champagne Glasses, $39.99 for six
• CB2 Simplicity Flute, $3.50
• Tiffany Plaid Champagne Flute, $50
• Waterford Lismore Tall Champagne Flute, $74.99
• Villeroy & Boch Boston Flute $14.95
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Funny, I was just thinking of buying some to toast the our one year anniversary of being homeowners. Though I don't want to spend much, I'm wondering if IKEA has any, or maybe my local thrift store!
@lynell, I was just scouting around my local Marshalls/Homegoods today and I saw a ton of them on sale, a set of 4 for $9.99 and they felt like they were pretty sturdy when I held them in my hand.
@ilovenj, any excuse to check out Homegoods. Thanks for the heads up! :)
@lynell, check out CB2, as well, if you aren't close to a home goods or Ikea. They're the modern spinoff of Crate & Barrel and have some nifty designs for less than you'd expect. They drown everything they ship in protective packaging, too; I've never had anything broken in transit. cb2.com
Now is the time to buy flutes. I waited way too late in the season last year and there wasn't much of a selection. Because I waited too long, couldn't find enough of the ones I wanted. Ended up with an okay-but-not-what-I-wanted set from TJ Maxx.