Red Wine Glasses

Red Wine Glasses & Glassware Sets

Kick back and relax with your favorite vintage in a red wine glass. Is it your turn to host a girls’ night in? Get started by selecting a few of your favorite bottles from the wine cellar—consider pinot noir and merlot for those who prefer lighter-bodied wine, and zinfandel and cabernet sauvignon for those who like stronger notes of flavor. Set them on the kitchen island for easy access, then guide guests to your wine bar to help them pick the red wine glasses of their choice. Long-stemmed glasses are ideal for formal occasions, while stemless red wine glasses are a better fit for more casual fare. Want to make a statement? Opt to serve everyone’s favorite vintages in large red wine glasses featuring eye-catching silhouettes. Square-shaped red wine glass sets help the drink breathe, while more rounded stemware helps capture the fragrant aroma. To make cleanup easy once the party is over, look for dishwasher-safe wine glasses and let the machine do the work.

What is the difference between red and white wine glasses?

Red wine glasses are larger than white wine glasses. Red wine glasses have larger bowls to highlight their aromas. While white wine glasses are smaller to help maintain a cooler temperature.

Are red wine glasses tall or short?

Red wine glasses are typically taller because of the larger bowl size. However, red wine glasses can be stemless, which can make them the same height or even sometimes shorter than white wine glasses.

What shape should red wine glasses be?

Look for a large bowl that tapers towards the opening. The wider the glassware opening is, the smoother the wine tastes. This also helps to bring out the flavors.