Wine Glass Pairings with Nakedwines.com

Champagne + Camille Long Stem Champagne Glass

Alex says: “A great flute (or coupe) is worth the investment and brings out the vibrant, bustling flavors of sparkling wines. Bubbly is meant to be fun—the glass should be, too!”

Wine Tip: Sparkling wine should be served chilled. However, a quick way to chill sparkling wine is to wrap a bottle with a wet paper towel and stick it in the freezer for thirty minutes. Some people set a time on their phone, but just don't forget about it because it will explode!

To Try: Wayne Donaldson's Eponina Brut

White Wine + Camille Long Stem 13-oz. White Wine Glass

Alex says: “Classic stemware should be a staple in your house, and the Camille Long Stem White Wine glass is exactly that. It's elegant, simple, and beautiful. It has a wonderful all-purpose shape for any white wine you're opening up and serving.”

Wine Tip: White wines will keep in the fridge up to 3 days. The wine will still develop over the course of being open, so the flavors will change (but after a few days, the flavors will start to lose freshness).

To Try: Miriam Alexandra California Chenin Blanc

Full-bodied White Wine + Oregon White Wine Glass

Alex says: “The stemware line on the Oregon White Wine Glass is delicate and functional. This glass is fantastic for your fuller-bodied white wines and goes beautifully as a place setting on the table.”

Wine Tip: You can freeze table grapes instead of ice cubes (which dilute the wine) to help keep your wine cold in the glass as you're drinking it.

To Try: Miriam Alexandra Reserve Prince Vineyard Clarksburg Chenin Blanc

Red Wine + Camille Long Stem 23-oz. Red Wine Glass

Alex says: “Wines like Pinot open up beautifully in this style of glassware, giving this delicate style of red wine a chance to really show off and flood your nose with all kinds of incredible aromas.”

Wine Tip: Reds, like rich Cabernet, get more delicious with time in the glass. (And cupping the glass to warm them a bit will encourage more flavors to come out. Try it!)

To Try: Scott Kelley Oregon Pinot Noir

All photos by: Emma K Morris