GLASSES TULIP WINE

The tulip wine glass gets its name from the shape of the bowl, which has a slim lower bowl that widens in the middle and narrows toward the opening. The narrow top traps carbonation and keeps champagne and sparkling wine from going flat while also directing aromas toward the tongue instead of the nose. The bead at the base of the glass makes the bubbles rise, while the wideness allows room for flavor complexities to flourish.