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The overall best set of universal wine glasses — whether you love reds, whites or rosés — comes with four 16-ounce stemmed glasses and an all-purpose shape to enhance most wine varietals ...

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With nearly 1,000 five-star Amazon ratings, this set of Tritan plastic wine glasses is a popular choice for sauvignon blancs, pinot gris, or any other white wines.

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