cheers!
All ours are plain, clear glass.
I generally drink the pink sparkly wine out of flutes, it tastes better that way. (I've gone off wine lately cos I'm feeling the mojito vibe though)
And then we have small & large wine glasses, which I generally use for port. Both sizes get used, depending on what mood I'm in, how many calories I've left (eat-what-you-want-Saturdays excluded, of course) and how much I wanna drink
Hope this helps cheers!
cheers!
Wait! We have proper margarita glasses too!
Again, plain,clear glass
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I've various red white and champagne flutes,then there's the Waterford crystal ones and another cut crystal set we got as a wedding present ,both only used for special occasions.
Blimey Lee, I'd be frightened to get the Waterford ones out 
I've got some Waterford glass ornaments that mam got from peeps at work when she retired and I'm almost frightened to handle them to clean them 
I've got Edinburgh Crystal ones (wedding present) - they've been up the loft for 30 years because we're too frightened to use them.
In all honesty i think you should use them and enjoy them. I don't believe in stashing things away because they're valuable. Get them out ............if you only use them on special occasions OK - but you really should use them and enjoy them IMO.
If they get broken c'est la vie..................far better than being in a dark dust attic and then your kids use/abuse them when you're gone!
GET EM OUT!
I kind of agree with Soozy on this (contrary to my previous post) If it's in a controlled situation like a dinner party, I guess it should be fine 
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Nice Cointreau glass that 
One drinks from it with one's pinkie stuck oot
Is that not hard to keep hold of it though?
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I've various red white and champagne flutes,then there's the Waterford crystal ones and another cut crystal set we got as a wedding present ,both only used for special occasions.
Blimey Lee, I'd be frightened to get the Waterford ones out I've got some Waterford glass ornaments that mam got from peeps at work when she retired and I'm almost frightened to handle them to clean them
I've got Edinburgh Crystal ones (wedding present) - they've been up the loft for 30 years because we're too frightened to use them.
In all honesty i think you should use them and enjoy them. I don't believe in stashing things away because they're valuable. Get them out ............if you only use them on special occasions OK - but you really should use them and enjoy them IMO.
If they get broken c'est la vie..................far better than being in a dark dust attic and then your kids use/abuse them when you're gone!
GET EM OUT!
You've gone all Denise again! 
Originally Posted by nuts:
Is that not hard to keep hold of it though?
Oh yes ... you have to down it quickly
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I've various red white and champagne flutes,then there's the Waterford crystal ones and another cut crystal set we got as a wedding present ,both only used for special occasions.
Blimey Lee, I'd be frightened to get the Waterford ones out I've got some Waterford glass ornaments that mam got from peeps at work when she retired and I'm almost frightened to handle them to clean them
I've got Edinburgh Crystal ones (wedding present) - they've been up the loft for 30 years because we're too frightened to use them.
In all honesty i think you should use them and enjoy them. I don't believe in stashing things away because they're valuable. Get them out ............if you only use them on special occasions OK - but you really should use them and enjoy them IMO.
If they get broken c'est la vie..................far better than being in a dark dust attic and then your kids use/abuse them when you're gone!
GET EM OUT!
You've gone all Denise again!
i know 
Denise is ok, isn't she?
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I've various red white and champagne flutes,then there's the Waterford crystal ones and another cut crystal set we got as a wedding present ,both only used for special occasions.
Blimey Lee, I'd be frightened to get the Waterford ones out I've got some Waterford glass ornaments that mam got from peeps at work when she retired and I'm almost frightened to handle them to clean them
I've got Edinburgh Crystal ones (wedding present) - they've been up the loft for 30 years because we're too frightened to use them.
In all honesty i think you should use them and enjoy them. I don't believe in stashing things away because they're valuable. Get them out ............if you only use them on special occasions OK - but you really should use them and enjoy them IMO.
If they get broken c'est la vie..................far better than being in a dark dust attic and then your kids use/abuse them when you're gone!
GET EM OUT!
You've gone all Denise again!
Originally Posted by nuts:
Denise is ok, isn't she?
she's fab
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I've various red white and champagne flutes,then there's the Waterford crystal ones and another cut crystal set we got as a wedding present ,both only used for special occasions.
Blimey Lee, I'd be frightened to get the Waterford ones out I've got some Waterford glass ornaments that mam got from peeps at work when she retired and I'm almost frightened to handle them to clean them
I've got Edinburgh Crystal ones (wedding present) - they've been up the loft for 30 years because we're too frightened to use them.
In all honesty i think you should use them and enjoy them. I don't believe in stashing things away because they're valuable. Get them out ............if you only use them on special occasions OK - but you really should use them and enjoy them IMO.
If they get broken c'est la vie..................far better than being in a dark dust attic and then your kids use/abuse them when you're gone!
GET EM OUT!
I kind of agree with Soozy on this (contrary to my previous post) If it's in a controlled situation like a dinner party, I guess it should be fine
Not when you're married to an Irish version of Frank Spencer,if I go away without him he is told in no uncertain terms NOT to dare touch anything he can break or damage.I could write a book on the things he's broken and damaged over the years,and the lengths he's gone to to hide the fact.
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
Not when you're married to an Irish version of Frank Spencer,if I go away without him he is told in no uncertain terms NOT to dare touch anything he can break or damage.I could write a book on the things he's broken and damaged over the years,and the lengths he's gone to to hide the fact.
Awwwwww
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Nice Cointreau glass that
One drinks from it with one's pinkie stuck oot
Is that not hard to keep hold of it though?
ahh, but I never said what hand!
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Is that not hard to keep hold of it though?
Oh yes ... you have to down it quickly
!
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
I love kitchen utensil/cutlery/crockery threads - they're my favourite. I really feel we get to know fellow FM's that way
I'm afraid to answer now coz then you'll know I'm not very posh
I've only got one wine glass I'm the only one who drinks wine though so why would I need any more? It gets worse...... it's a big plastic one that I bought in B&M Bargains for ÂĢ1.49. It holds way too much wine Its got a nice summery pattern on it though
Classy 
Oh and I drink my wine with lemonade and a straw.
Originally Posted by Ells:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
I love kitchen utensil/cutlery/crockery threads - they're my favourite. I really feel we get to know fellow FM's that way
I'm afraid to answer now coz then you'll know I'm not very posh
I've only got one wine glass I'm the only one who drinks wine though so why would I need any more? It gets worse...... it's a big plastic one that I bought in B&M Bargains for ÂĢ1.49. It holds way too much wine Its got a nice summery pattern on it though
Classy
Sounds quite lovely! I really am not bothered if anyones posh or not - we're all the same on here. As long as you enjoy it - that's what matters IMO
Originally Posted by Ells:
Oh and I drink my wine with lemonade and a straw.
Oh c'mon! man up!
We drink out of ow't that's not in the washing up bowl.
Crystal flutes for bubbly stuff.
Proper ouzo glasses.
Pint glasses for real ale.
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
Crystal flutes for bubbly stuff. Proper ouzo glasses. Pint glasses for real ale.
Is that the ones with the dimples in like Slinkis over the page Joe?
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
Originally Posted by Tori:
We drink out of ow't that's not in the washing up bowl.
There's that too
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Ells:
Oh and I drink my wine with lemonade and a straw.
Oh c'mon! man up!
The lemonade makes me burp a lot........that's quite manly
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
i've never said otherwise and i drink lager out of the can/bottle as well
I have alot of pint glasses as well, i think i must have some thing for nicking glasses
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
i've never said otherwise and i drink lager out of the can/bottle as well
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
i've never said otherwise and i drink lager out of the can/bottle as well
*holds hands up i am Denise*
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
i've never said otherwise and i drink lager out of the can/bottle as well
*holds hands up i am Denise*
There's only bloody one, isn't there? 
To answer ^^^^^^^
I had a set of 6 huge Kronenburg glasses. Two left! Several German ones from old breweries. We were bought several sets of wineglasses but we only have one or two left of varying types.
37 years of married clumsiness tends to see 'em off.
LOL Joe! I break glasses and I'm not married 
Originally Posted by nuts:Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Baz:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
i have none left so i drank it out of a halve pint glass nicked from some pub or another
You know,you just have no finnesse...........says she who drinks her lager straight out the can
i've never said otherwise and i drink lager out of the can/bottle as well
*holds hands up i am Denise*
There's only bloody one, isn't there?
I must be her twin then
LOL!
Denise times two must be every man's fantasy! One could die happy.
Yet my favourite fantasy would be to see Jenny Agutter dressed as a nun. I can't see that happening in my lifetime though.
I cant drink wine anymore....it send me a bit mental!
