2020 has witnessed a significant increase in our wine consumption as it is time to invest in a proper matching set of 
These wine glasses are the most casual and relaxed option for the laid-back sipping year-round. Each stemless glass is known for its amazing versatility ranging from the classic bowl-shaped pick to contemporary square-shaped tumblers.
Be prepared to unwind and kick back with a glass of the best red served in one of these amazing glasses!
1. Cabernet Wine Glass
The Cabernet glasses are designed to highlight and focus on the wine's aroma. It is wide and burgundy-style bowls sloping narrowly upward, creating a smaller, tight rim without much room for the natural passage of air. The drinkers using cabernet glasses experience the concentrated aromas of the wine first. These wide bowls ensure proper aeration of their contents with smells and sips funnelling through its narrow mouth.
2. Burgundy Wine Glass
The burgundy glasses carry similar proportions to these glasses yet contain a massive bowl. It is a fuller bowl being the signature characteristic of Burgundy, along with a bit of shorter glass stems. These dimensions make room for softer, fragrant, and delicate red wines that continue to shine. The wide bowl and easy-to-grasp stem allow their drinkers to swirl their wine unleashing the aromas and flavours hiding in the lean glassware.
3. Bordeaux Wine Glass
The Bordeaux is the stemless wine glasses are the ideal foundation to start profiling the world
of winery glassware. Proportionately, the taller other glass on our list has comparatively longer
and leaner stems than the thinner bowl.
4. Mason Jar Wine Glass
It is the type that is similar to a joke. However, Mason jars are just too craft and can. Imagine
yourself trying out the muscadine jelly for the muscadine wine in the amazing glassware made
for enjoying a sunset.
5. Pinot Noir Glass
These glasses are one of the unique on our list today. Among its main features are a generous
wide bowl and its flared lips with a rim that is turned out a bit from the glass instead of being
straight and smooth.
6. Sparkling Wine Glass
Never let your champagne or sparkling wine falls flat with the inappropriately shaped glass.
These flutes are designed in the most upright shape helping to maintain carbonation. Always
choose the stemless selections for a more contemporary affair.
7. Chardonnay Wine Glass
The cold and crisp chardonnay is perfectly enjoyed in a u-shaped bowl which is quite upright. It
is a larger opening, allowing the wine to flow to the tips and sides of your tongue.
8. Viognier Wine Glass
Will you be able to sip any type through this sophisticated wine glass? Surely, you can.
However, it is best paired with citrus-filled, aromatic, crisp white wines.
9. Vintage-Inspired Coupe Wine Glass
If you plan to infuse a bit of oxygen into the wine of your choice, then the glass is for you. The
shape does not improve the flavour profile of the wine, and its elegance elevates the occasion
significantly.
10. Port Wine Glass
You can use stemless wine glasses such as this one for serving the fermented wines like ports in
smaller, three-ounce portions inside glasses that are shaped to reduce strong, harsh alcohol
scents. These port glasses particularly offer a tight, narrow mouth with thicker lips encouraging
savouring of the beverages discerning the concentrated aromas.
