Though flutes and coupes are popular for serving sparkling wine, there are several reasons you might prefer a regular glass.

OK, flutes flop and Marie-Antoinette-bosom-inspired glasses are a bust; what is the best glass for bubbly? It likely is a glass you already have—a white wine glass, a pinot noir tulip ...

There’s hardly a glass out there more elegant than the champagne flute. Slim, sleek, and sparkling, these slim glasses are the ultimate party essential. If you’re the type of person who loves ...

But first, you must have some fabulous champagne flutes on your bar cart, like Tiffany & Co’s Jardin Champagne glasses, which have butterflies carved in them, or the ultra-chic lavender Estelle ...

For Champagne glasses that can elevate any bubbly without breaking the bank, look to these flutes from Zwiesel, which feature slightly angled walls and a long, delicate stem. Made from the brand ...

the pros tend to stay away from the standard Champagne flute. “I typically opt for a still white wine glass over a traditional flute or sparkling wine glass,” explains Pauline Lhote ...

Flutes are impractical and terrible for enjoying Champagne, said master of wine Richard Hemming. The glasses became the standard because they are small and easy to use at large parties.

The Fatto A Mano Champagne glass is wider than a traditional flute, giving you plenty of room to swirl and release your sparkling wine's aromas. However, it's not as wide as a coupe glass ...

Fine strain into champagne glass and top with sparkling wine. Garnish with lemon and sage. On a small plate, combine sugar and cinnamon. Dip champagne flutes in water to wet the rims, then dip in ...