Wine and flowers go hand in hand - especially in this gorgeous DIY. Learn how to create a beautiful arrangement with a bottle of wine and some blooms.

The market is filled with almost as many different types of wine glasses as there are different wines, making the task of selecting one go-to wine glass very difficult — but not impossible. In ...

A three-story gingerbread house decked out with stained-glass candy window panes and wee icing icicles dripping from the roof can make for an awe-inspiring sight on the holiday table.

By-The-Glass Wine Lists Are Really Bad. Here’s Why Restaurants Should Make Them Better. "I’ll take a few well-chosen glasses over an encyclopedic list any day." Published on July 5, 2019.

The best way to hold a wine glass is by pinching the stem with your index, thumb and middle finger. Drinkers should rest their other two on the base for stability.

Wine shows best in smartly shaped stemmed glasses, in which the bowl is large enough that a pour filling a quarter of the glass is generous. The bowl should be transparent, without etching or ...

How To Hold a Glass of Wine. Some things in your home are for show (we're looking at you, decorative door knocker, and fake fruit). But the stem of your wine glass is not one of them.

The best wine glasses will change your perception of the drink and elevate your entire wine-tasting experience, says sommelier and host of Bon Appétit’s World of Wine André Hueston Mack. So ...

Some people say it’s the wine that matters, and that endless options in glassware are just marketing hype. They believe that the wine will taste the same either from a generic wine glass, a coffee mug ...

The typical restaurant wine-by-the-glass selection is overpriced and predictable. Many people can recite it by memory. There’s a glass of Champagne at $30, with a cheaper sparkler like Prosecco ...