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Though stemmed glasses are typical for serving wine, there are several reasons a restaurant or bar might prefer stemless wineglasses.

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Or does it alienate prospective drinkers before they even pick up a glass? Most wine professionals agree: For wine to appeal to more people, straightforward language is better than industry jargon.

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There’s a certain charm to unwinding with a glass of wine in the evening. It’s a ritual for some, a way to transition from the stresses of the day to a more tranquil mindset. However ...

Step Two: Nose What do you smell in your glass? Can you identify specific flowers, fruits (ripe/ baked/stewed), herbs, spices, toast, vanilla or tobacco? I like to begin by smelling the wine, THEN ...