I have recently gotten back into enjoying a nice glass of wine. I came across your videos on UA-cam. I find your video’s fun to watch and very informative. I am on a mission of rebuilding my wine glasses, and I found this video extremely helpful. Thanks for making it fun to enjoy a glass of wine.
I just bought white wine glasses yesterday! I'm going to tap them to hear! I know they're crystal and 'sharp' so I'm hoping to hear that nice deep ring, too! Thanks for this clip!
Thanks Joe Joe! Yup it does. You don't need many of them, but one or two nuce quality all-purpose stems are a must-have for the true lover of drink. I like Riedel but they've gotten very expensive. Schott Zwiesel from Austria is my affordable go-to.
Wine and stemware tend to be my weakness. I have several styles--both in glass and crystal. I would never have considered the stemless kind however a friend thought I might enjoy some and purchased a set of 4 for me. On the odd occasion I will use them--more so when she comes over! I remember having an in-depth conversation about stemless glasses with another friend who was adamant that they should never have even been made. She said she didn't wait to become an adult to drink wine out of a juice glass. Eventually, she and I agreed that perhaps a stemless glass would have it's place on a yacht. It would make you feel like you were drinking out of a wineglass while at the same time, lowering the centre of gravity to keep your wine from spilling. There. . . I've said my peace. Again, great video, Marc. Darryl
I love your style of practicality, matter of factness, and clearly knowledgeable bits on wine all perfectly blended. I recognize what I THINK is an older Riedel Vinum and possibly Gabriel Glas? Could be wrong :)
Yes, you called it on the Vinums. Those are my go-tos. The other ones are from a British company called Fritz and Floyd but I don't think they make them anymore. My latest budget-glass obsession is a line from Marshall's stores of all places, called No. 1 and No. 2
Thank you for the video. Will be checking back to see if you mention brands of glasses. I messed up and bought these cheap Du Vino glasses off Amazon. Ended up taking them to Goodwill.
If I am outside at the beach or around water I like the Govino plastic glasses. They are thin and have the thumb indent to get a good grip. I never need to worry about breakage and bare feet. Otherwise, a thin rimmed steamed glass that tapers at the top.
I recently tested multiple glass designs from Zalto, Grassl and Reidel. There were significant differences in both aroma and tastes between the shapes and designs. Given the results and other comparison testing, I'm not an advocate of a one size fits all approach. Too much research has gone into glass design to maximize the experience of different varietals. Do I recommend people go out and buy wine glasses for each varietal? No, particularly for casual consumers of wine. However, if you've invested in your collection it only seems logical you'd maximize the potential of the wines in your cellar by investing in good wine glasses.
Zalto makes some beautiful glasses! But yes, for the casual consumer, probably not going to make a huge difference. My audience tends to be beginners and casual drinkers, and that's why I suggest to get yourself a nice, high-quality set of all-purpose glasses. For the geeks and industry professionals, absolutely you can go deeper.
Great video Marc! Just love the sound of a bell ringing wine glass. Is Riedel your preferred type? I kind of like the way Zalto looks. Super elegant! But don't dare to buy 'em...cause they also look thin and fragile 😅 Do you have any experience with these?
Underneath The Bottle thanks for watching. I don't have any experience with Zalto, I think it's a joint prohect with the Eurocave people in the UK, which means you can probably buy them through Wine Enthusiast. I have quite a few Riedels, but they're shrinking in number because I keep breaking them too. I have a wicked scar on my hand from breaking one while washing it. I know wine Enthusiast has a line of unbreakable crystal that's supposed to be pretty nice. You might consider those.
I bought my glasses online, I thought I was buying the type you have white wine in, I actually bought your super big glass instead. I still love them, but I feel like a cheesy villain every time I drink out of them lol.
RemainForever Healthy they do! Maybe not as much as some would have you believe, but a good quality glass makes the experience better in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
I'm a red guy all day long Marc. That said, I would say my Zalto bordeauxs are my favorite, then my Grassl 1855 glasses, then my Riedel Performance cabs, and FINALLY, my Schott Zwiesel tritans for company, just because they hit all the notes, and they're fairly rugged :)
@@saldefranco9362 I have about 250 small 7-oz Schotts that I (used to) use for my wine tasting groups. You can't beat them for everyday use and durability! As far as the high-end stuff, I think I've broken more than I own at this point. I haven't ben out of the house in a year so I need to stock up once we can actually have company in the house again! Enjoy and have a great weekend.
I have recently gotten back into enjoying a nice glass of wine. I came across your videos on UA-cam. I find your video’s fun to watch and very informative. I am on a mission of rebuilding my wine glasses, and I found this video extremely helpful. Thanks for making it fun to enjoy a glass of wine.
Thanks for watching Mike!! I hope you and yours are safe in these strange times. More than ever, I think we'll be needing that wine.
This was probably the best video I saw on this topic, honest and straight to the point. Thank you so much!
Another informative and well produced video, Marc. Keep ‘em coming!!
bill burt thank you for the feedback, and for tuning in!
Thank you. I just needed a quick tutorial on what to look for in a wine glass. This video helps. 👍
Taking this time to learn more about wine, thanks for the awesome videos! Cheers 🥂
Thank you for watching! Stay safe and healthy.
Nice and so simple...
Thank you for watching!
I appreciate that you recognized the aspects of the wine glasses that are more in the “wine snob” territory.
Yea Marc... really liked this episode!
these videos are really informative keep them up
I just bought white wine glasses yesterday! I'm going to tap them to hear! I know they're crystal and 'sharp' so I'm hoping to hear that nice deep ring, too! Thanks for this clip!
Great glass comperanceses . It's true on the crystal glassware. I have some for my beer and they make a huge difference. Great video..
Thanks Joe Joe! Yup it does. You don't need many of them, but one or two nuce quality all-purpose stems are a must-have for the true lover of drink. I like Riedel but they've gotten very expensive. Schott Zwiesel from Austria is my affordable go-to.
Wine and stemware tend to be my weakness. I have several styles--both in glass and crystal. I would never have considered the stemless kind however
a friend thought I might enjoy some and purchased a set of 4 for me. On the odd occasion I will use them--more so when she comes over! I remember
having an in-depth conversation about stemless glasses with another friend who was adamant that they should never have even been made. She said she
didn't wait to become an adult to drink wine out of a juice glass. Eventually, she and I agreed that perhaps a stemless glass would have it's place on a yacht.
It would make you feel like you were drinking out of a wineglass while at the same time, lowering the centre of gravity to keep your wine from spilling.
There. . . I've said my peace. Again, great video, Marc.
Darryl
Great, honest review 💥💥💥 keep it up!!!
Thank you!!!! On my way to Homegoods! 🙌🏼
Awesome! Glad can help.
I love your style of practicality, matter of factness, and clearly knowledgeable bits on wine all perfectly blended. I recognize what I THINK is an older Riedel Vinum and possibly Gabriel Glas? Could be wrong :)
Yes, you called it on the Vinums. Those are my go-tos. The other ones are from a British company called Fritz and Floyd but I don't think they make them anymore. My latest budget-glass obsession is a line from Marshall's stores of all places, called No. 1 and No. 2
Thank you for the video. Will be checking back to see if you mention brands of glasses. I messed up and bought these cheap Du Vino glasses off Amazon. Ended up taking them to Goodwill.
If I am outside at the beach or around water I like the Govino plastic glasses. They are thin and have the thumb indent to get a good grip. I never need to worry about breakage and bare feet. Otherwise, a thin rimmed steamed glass that tapers at the top.
I'm in Marshall's right now looking up glass wear.
Hope this helps! They used to carry a glassware line there called, "No. 1," "No. 2," "No. 3," etc. that was pretty decent for the price.
Would you recommend Burgendy or Bordeaux for Red Wine Glasses?
Wow! What a fantastic video! I had no idea. My husband loves drinking wine from ordinary kitchen glasses. Now, I can tell him what he is missing!
Katarina H. It would be interesting to see of he noticed any difference! Buy him a nice high-end glass as a gift, maybe?
I recently tested multiple glass designs from Zalto, Grassl and Reidel. There were significant differences in both aroma and tastes between the shapes and designs. Given the results and other comparison testing, I'm not an advocate of a one size fits all approach. Too much research has gone into glass design to maximize the experience of different varietals. Do I recommend people go out and buy wine glasses for each varietal? No, particularly for casual consumers of wine. However, if you've invested in your collection it only seems logical you'd maximize the potential of the wines in your cellar by investing in good wine glasses.
Zalto makes some beautiful glasses! But yes, for the casual consumer, probably not going to make a huge difference. My audience tends to be beginners and casual drinkers, and that's why I suggest to get yourself a nice, high-quality set of all-purpose glasses. For the geeks and industry professionals, absolutely you can go deeper.
Oh, and thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video, very informative! The only improvement I would suggest is cleaning wine glasses thoroughly before filming.)))
Crate and Barrel has great glasses for the price.
Thanks. Great suggestion. Any particular make/model you'd recommend?
Great video Marc! Just love the sound of a bell ringing wine glass. Is Riedel your preferred type? I kind of like the way Zalto looks. Super elegant! But don't dare to buy 'em...cause they also look thin and fragile 😅 Do you have any experience with these?
Underneath The Bottle thanks for watching. I don't have any experience with Zalto, I think it's a joint prohect with the Eurocave people in the UK, which means you can probably buy them through Wine Enthusiast. I have quite a few Riedels, but they're shrinking in number because I keep breaking them too. I have a wicked scar on my hand from breaking one while washing it. I know wine Enthusiast has a line of unbreakable crystal that's supposed to be pretty nice. You might consider those.
Marc Supsic's Wine Living i have Zalto universals.. I love it
Christiaan Haesen I'll check them out!
I bought my glasses online, I thought I was buying the type you have white wine in, I actually bought your super big glass instead. I still love them, but I feel like a cheesy villain every time I drink out of them lol.
Yeah to be honest I prefer the in-between, medium sized ones myself. Cheers and enjoy!!
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I didnt know the wine glasses mattered. Thanks
RemainForever Healthy they do! Maybe not as much as some would have you believe, but a good quality glass makes the experience better in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
We're all kinds of glassware mamufacturer .Of premium quality and reasonable price.
Old video but I saw it in 2020. I also go to the thrift store for glasses. The gong thing makes people look at you funny but I buy glasses for $1.
I like this guy. He doesn't fuck about.
I drink it straight out the bottle.
I'm watching this while drinking $4.99 pinot out of a wine glass I got at Dollar tree.
Nice! I hope you're enjoying it!
What are your favorite kind / brand of wine glasses to use? Got any recommendations? Drop us a comment here!
I'm a red guy all day long Marc. That said, I would say my Zalto bordeauxs are my favorite, then my Grassl 1855 glasses, then my Riedel Performance cabs, and FINALLY, my Schott Zwiesel tritans for company, just because they hit all the notes, and they're fairly rugged :)
@@saldefranco9362 I have about 250 small 7-oz Schotts that I (used to) use for my wine tasting groups. You can't beat them for everyday use and durability! As far as the high-end stuff, I think I've broken more than I own at this point. I haven't ben out of the house in a year so I need to stock up once we can actually have company in the house again! Enjoy and have a great weekend.
@@wine-living You too Marc! Stay safe.
Don't swear. You are better than this..."circumspect" and "bs" swearing in the same review made me chuckle. Stay classy dude. Lose the swears.