Wine Glass Types

Red Wine Glass: A red wine glass displays a fuller, rounder bowl than most glasses. This allows you to dip your nose into the glass to experience the wine's aroma. The bulbous setting of the glass allows the bouquet to aerate and develop while the longer stem provides the ability to swish the glass.

White Wine Glass: These glasses showcase more of a U-shape than red wine glasses. This allows a more concentrated aroma (whites are often not as pungent as reds) while also maintaining cool temperature.

Sparkling Wine Glass: The sparkling wine glass is most commonly known as a flute. This is because of its long, thin shape. This shaping helps the wine retain its carbonation and preserve flavoring.

Dessert Wine Glass: The dessert wine glass is the smallest type. Its short stem and glass are contrasted with a wide bouquet. Dessert wines have the highest concentration of alcohol, making their short stature a necessity. Finally, the wide bouquet allows the wine to aerate and develop properly overtime.

About the Collection
In 2014, Martin Mitel was on a mission to find high quality, contemporary shot glasses at an affordable price. When he couldn’t find what he was looking for, Martin found his own glass facility and began producing a line of Italian style shot glasses. His new product flew off the shelves, and JoyJolt was born. Since then, JoyJolt has evolved into a unique lifestyle brand that fuses modern styling with traditional etiquette. From sipping tea in the comfort of your home to toasting an occasion with friends, they believe that every moment should be filled with joy. JoyJolt is a family-owned and operated business headquartered in Brooklyn, NY.