glassware [1]

Drinking receptacles; some are used to measure volume for cooking.
glassware [1] 						Glass with a long stem, usually green, used to serve Alsatian white wines.				  							Stemmed glass whose wide mouth ensures maximum oxygenation of the wine; it is used mainly for Burgundies.				  							Tulip-shaped stemmed glass, mainly used for Bordeaux; tapering slightly at the top, it concentrates the aroma.				  							Somewhat narrow stemmed glass usually used for white wines.				  							Very small stemmed glass used for drinking liqueurs with a high alcohol content.				  							Short-stemmed glass whose pear shape allows the cognac to warm up, and whose narrow lip concentrates the aroma.				  							Small rounded stemmed glass used to serve port and dessert wines.

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restaurant

liquor cabinet

Alsace glass

Glass with a long stem, usually green, used to serve Alsatian white wines.

burgundy glass

Stemmed glass whose wide mouth ensures maximum oxygenation of the wine; it is used mainly for Burgundies.

bordeaux glass

Tulip-shaped stemmed glass, mainly used for Bordeaux; tapering slightly at the top, it concentrates the aroma.

white wine glass

Somewhat narrow stemmed glass usually used for white wines.

liqueur glass

Very small stemmed glass used for drinking liqueurs with a high alcohol content.

brandy snifter

Short-stemmed glass whose pear shape allows the cognac to warm up, and whose narrow lip concentrates the aroma.

port glass

Small rounded stemmed glass used to serve port and dessert wines.