The study, published in Substance Use and Misuse, found when glasses were wider, participants poured 11.9 percent more wine. They poured 12.2 percent more wine when holding their glasses, compared ...

Properly pouring a glass of wine without spilling small droplets all over the table is definitely a challenge. As an avid wine lover, I'm ashamed to admit I haven't mastered the perfect pour yet ...

Here, A Glass Is Always Being Raised. April 5, 2005. ... The region ranked fifth among the top 50 U.S. metropolitan markets for per capita wine consumption in a 2004 survey by Adams Beverage Group.

Knowing when to order wine by the glass at a restaurant versus when to order a bottle for the table might be the secret to ...

Just one glass of wine poured at home can put you over the drink-drive limit 100 people were asked to free-pour standard alcohol measures served at pubs 62 per cent of those involved were found to ...

The glass of wine you ordered will appear at your table but you may not see it poured from the bottle.

The wine will taste much better if cool and, as Thrall mentioned, the glass will warm the wine as well. No matter how you swirl it, a good wine is one that doesn't end up down the drain.