Maximilian Riedel has a mission: to rid the world of champagne flutes. “My goal is to make them obsolete within my lifetime,” says the 11th-generation glassmaker from Austria. “Champagne and sparkling ...

Because we are skeptical, we busted out a bottle of Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut ($39.99) and drank it from a regular flute and the Fatto A Mano glass. In addition to realizing we love Imperial ...

Flute Glasses for Champagne Lose Some Fizz Saucer-Shaped Coupe Replace Flutes for Serving Bubbly By Lettie Teague Updated Jan. 8, 2015 8:31 pm ET Share ...

I had always understood that Champagne should be poured into flutes to maintain the bubbles, and here was my neighbor, a French person who should know, setting out coupes.

Fabulous Food pop the bubbly You’ve been using the wrong glass for your champagne – why the flute is actually not the best option S.M. Caraballo Published: 18:23, 27 Dec 2021 Updated: 18:23 ...

A flute 'does nothing' for champagne and sparkling wines, according to an 11th-generation Austrian glassmaker who has vowed to 'make them obsolete'.

People who don't opt for the coupe typically believe the flute is the best glass to drink from, it was introduced in the 18th century and looks like you've stretched out a coupe. It's a much ...

A wine expert has revealed why you shouldn't drink Champagne out of a flute. Master Sommelier Olivier Krug, from Krug Champagne, was a guest on the 'Got Somme' podcast hosted by Angus O'Loughlin ...

Monitoring Gaseous CO2 and Ethanol above Champagne Glasses: Flute versus Coupe, and the Role of Temperature. PLoS ONE, 2012; 7 (2): e30628 DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0030628 ...