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New Glasses – Should’ve Gone to Spec Savers
You’d have thought that the readers of the Daily Telegraph were as au fait as anyone with the appropriate stemware for Champagne. In an article on 27 December written by Camilla Turner, the author recommended flutes over the bad old coupe. That … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Wine and Food, Wine Glasses, Wine Science
Tagged Beer Anorak Beer Glass, Beer Glasses, Camilla Turner Article, Champagne Coupe, Champagne Flute, Champagne Glasses, Champagne Tulip, Champagne with food, Daniel Primack, Gérard Liger-Belair, Riedel, Wine Glasses, Winerackd, Zalto, Zalto Universal
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