Turn up the Amps!

[Craig Camp]

That means classic, sophisticated wines should smell even better. However, imperfections such as excessive alcohol, cork taint and Brettanomyces will be unabashedly presented.

[Carema]

In other words, buy these and both your cheap wine and your Turleys will smell like shit. Cool. Sign me up!

[Echezeaux]

As I like to drink a variety of different wines, I want you to know these Riedel glasses have caused all sorts of trouble.

First, they're expensive, so getting a second and third job was mandatory.

Secondly, since the varied wines I bring home don't (apparently) show well in a basic wine glass, I've had to buy the full line in quantity.

Thirdly, we just got approval from the city to remodel the house, adding the two extra rooms for all that stemware.

I've been waiting for Riedel to round out his line, producing a Pepsi glass, a Coke Classic glass, a 7-Up glass, a Dr. Pepper glass and one for orange juice as well. A glass for prune juice, I'm supposing, would be a tad smaller and I'd like one of those to use regularly (so-to-speak).

I'm also going to be needing a bunch of new decanters, including the brand spanking new model (the blushing beauty) Carema must be writing about.

[Gerry Dawes]

a Dr. Pepper glass

At last something worth buying Reidel for.

[Andre]

I just came back from an olive oil tasting.

Some were produced with the new Italian method called Sinolea and were distinguished by very fruity aromas.

Luckily we are not into the habit of drinking olive oil from the glass, otherwise we will be needing another room as suggested

Traditional olive oil tasting glasses are blue, by the way, but are not my cup of tea.

I used a rather small and focused glass, did the job.