| Product Name | Champagne glass |
| Material | Lead Free Glass |
| Capacity | 240ml |
| Size | 66x125mm |
| Weight | 274g |
| Color | Gold,Grey, Transparent |
| LOGO | Customized Logo Acceptable |
| Application | Home Restaurant Bar Hotel |
| MOQ | 9 pcs |
| Packing | Carton box |
| usage | champagne,wine |
| OEM | Logo printing,customize size etc |
| Samples orders / trail orders | acceptable |
In the world of wine, different types of wine are served in corresponding wine glasses. For Champagne, good sparkling wines have the perfect finesse and rich bubbles that tend to last quite a while. The experience of wine tasting is not only the enjoyment of taste buds, but also the experience of visual aesthetics and aroma. When we pour the refreshing champagne into the slender and slightly closed champagne glass, the champagne will show us her most charming side. It should be noted that in general, we only pour 70% full, and the exquisite feeling of holding the pipa half-covered is the biggest charm of this glass of wine. The saucer-shaped cups have been born in the West for a long time. From the 17th century, the United Kingdom first made them into glass materials to specially hold champagne. For centuries, the saucer-shaped glass has dominated, until the advent of the flute-shaped champagne flute at the beginning of the last century. Now the saucer-shaped champagne glasses rarely appear in some formal champagne drinking occasions, but often appear in cocktail bars, weddings and some after-dinner performances to enhance the spirit.
The saucer-shaped cups have been born in the West for a long time. From the 17th century, the United Kingdom first made them into glass materials to specially hold champagne. For centuries, the saucer-shaped glass has dominated, until the advent of the flute-shaped champagne flute at the beginning of the last century.Like the flute-shaped cup, this type of cup effectively prevents the bubbles from dispersing quickly, ensuring that the drinker can feel the bubbles on the back of the tongue. The larger capacity of the wine glass allows the champagne to have more contact with the air in the wine glass and emit more aroma and flavor. The narrowed edge of the glass mouth tightens the distribution of aroma, allowing the drinker to fully experience the aroma.
