Forget about brands and how long they have or have not been in business. Can someone give me the fundamental difference between the two claims? TWC: You'll instantly experience a smoother, less tanic taste and enhanced bouquet similar to that of wines which are aged for years-and- Reidel: "This glass smoothes out the rough edges, emphasizing the fruit, allowing wines to achieve a balance that would normally take years of ageing to acquire." It appears to me that both are based on user experiences. Both more or less say the same thing. It takes years to develop a brand. Who is to say that TWC won't be accepted by wineries, experts and the general wine drinking public in years to come. For the lack of a better example: Who'd ever guess that a guy from Ca. would see something being sold on the web from a seller from NY, send a check to the seller from NY (whom he'd never met) with the hope that the guy from NY would first cash the check and then actually send him the merchandise. Especially when the guy from NY had no prior rating as a seller! Skeptical if not crazy to imagine. And as an internet expert that's why I didn't buy eBay on day one. What a mistake that turned out to be.
