Did you know that the way you hold your wine glass can affect how your wine tastes? To get the most out of your wine, here's ...

Riedel, an Austrian company that has been in the glass business since the 1700s, pioneered the notion that the size and shape of a wine glass can significantly affect one's enjoyment of wine.

Consequently, Riedel's best Burgundy glass has a flared lip, tulip-style, which directs wine to the sweet-loving tip of the tongue. Article continues below this ad Aromas intensified ...

Riedel got to work, taking into account the mitigating factors that affect taste (shape, size, rim diameter) as well as the traditional shape of the Coke glass, with its iconic cyma curve.

Riedel is the new face of a worldwide phenomenon in how people drink wine. His father and grandfather laid the groundwork for elevating the wine glass to star proportions.

A glass-cleaning expert tells us how to wash and polish wine glasses for a fingerprint-free finish, with no cracking, breaking, or accidental smudging in sight.

As Riedel launches a new range of wine glasses, Austrian magnate Georg Riedel talks about how many different varieties you really need and how he converted Robert Mondavi to the science of wine ...

“Glasses are instruments, a conveyor belt of sorts,” said Maximillian Riedel of RIEDEL wine glass company. “They convey the message of fine wine.” ...

Maximilian Riedel’s family has kept the furnaces running at their glass-making business for 11 generations. He’s worried that Europe’s gas standoff with Russia might break that legacy ...

A few weeks ago, while I was on staycation, I received an interesting invitation from Riedel, the wine glass manufacturer. The invitation was for a comparative glassware tasting of wine being ...

I hosted a wine night for my friends, where we tested Riedel's wine glasses. Read my honest review of its red, white, and champagne glasses.