TOP ROW:
1. Dainty Champagne Flutes Set of 6, Olive & Cocoa, $78.00
2. Float Champagne Flutes Set of 2, Molo, $60.00
3. Alissia Melka Teichroew Inside Out, MoMA Store, $70.00
4. Crackle Flute, CB2, $3.60
5. Edge Flute, Crate & Barrel, $12.95
BOTTOM ROW:
6. Essence Champagne Glasses Set of 2, Iittala , $50.00
7. Society Hill Flute, Kate Spade, $40.00
8. Trumpet Wedding Toasting Flutes, Target, $38.00
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The best way to destroy a glass of champagne is to put it in a stemless glass. It changes the temperature far too quickly. All the nuisances of smell and flavor disappear. If you use stemless glassware for anything other than a red (if even that) you might at as well drink out of a red solo cup. And champagne should never be in a coupe.
I'm with the above post regarding stemless glassware. They're pretty to look at it, but as a lover of champagne I think it defeats the purpose of using a glass.
I love "all the nuisances of smell and flavor".
it's called auto-correct. and touche'