If you’re someone who enjoys a nice glass of wine, you probably already know how much of a difference a good quality wine glass can make. Most people are aware that drinking from a lead crystal wine glass is more enjoyable than using regular ones and that they improve the taste of a good wine. But a lot of people don’t realise that to get the most pleasure out of your wine you should also make sure you’re using the right shape of glass for the wine you’re drinking. Champagne, for example, is best drunk from tall thin flutes which help it to retain its sparkling qualities. Red wines require a slightly larger bowl than whites, as they need more space to breathe, and whites are best kept cool in a smaller glass.

Small, tulip-shaped glasses intended for white wine are the most commonly used by most people, as red wine glasses are often quite large and can look clumsy in comparison. These pretty ‘Cross Swirl’ red wine flutes are the best of both worlds, designed with a larger bowl intended for reds but managing to keep a more delicate shape and design. To be in with a chance of winning the free glassware, simply visit the Forever Crystal blog and enter your answer to the question, ‘What is the minimum Lead Crystal content required in Crystal Glassware?’ along with your name and contact email address. It really couldn’t be easier! Correct answers will be entered into a prize draw and the lucky winner will be notified after May 15th.

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