there’s no reason not to pop the champagne anyway in their honor. Viewing parties across the country will be getting together on May 19 to watch the royal wedding — even if it does start in ...

Pour into a Champagne flute. Top with Champagne and garnish with rosemary. *To make Rosemary Syrup: Combine 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water in a small saucepan over medium heat. When sugar dissolves ...

The weekend is here, and this Champagne Cocktail is perfect. My favorite year after year. Cheers to the weekend ... In the 20th century, the flute became more popular as it preserved and showcased ...

It took two pioneering female entrepreneurs to make champagne a delight that we all enjoy. By law, the only sparkling wine that can be called “Champagne” with a capital “C” is that which ...

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

Nice weighted bottom [...] Would work well for anyone, and any occasion.” Cheers! These stemless champagne flutes are the perfect way to celebrate a joyous occasion or enjoy a mimosa without ...

“Crystal is the preferred material for higher-end Champagne glasses as it can be crafted very thinly. It is a delicate, yet still durable material, although more expensive.” Tall, elegant ...

Despite what we’ve been told, flutes are not the ideal glass to sip champagne from, according to experts. Tall, slender flutes are “terrible for appreciating the wine,” sommelier Richard ...

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.