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Wine Accessories
by tammy on September 13, 2006

I know in my house we have issues with breaking wine glasses all the time. Of course, if I pay a dollar for the glass at the dollar store, we will have it until the dawn of time. However, many of our friends and family know we are wine lovers, so we often receive pretty wine glasses as gifts, which of course, we break about the day after we get them.
The dish washer is another danger to wine glasses. I guess due to his days working in various kitchens while he worked is way through school, my husband has this thing about washing dishes by hand, even though we have a perfectly good dish washer. As an ex-waitress, I have no problem stuffing as many dishes as humanly possible into this sucker, and that includes my dollar store wine glasses. But, yes, as I said, this is dangerous because of that darn stem.

Maybe this year, someone will see some stemless glasses, like these pictured from Crate and Barrel and we may actually manage not to break them.
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Response from:
christos maninos
(10/23/06 11:20am)
Stemless wine glasses are great for the dinner table of for situations that you will only handle the glass when consuming the wine. In a social situation, where you will be holding your glass for an extended amount of time, you may want to use a classic stemmed wine glass. The stem will prevent the heat from your hand warming the wine in the wine glass.
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