I want to use this for a 5 oz. glass of wine. Is there a margin still left on the top after putting 5 oz. in this glass or is 5 oz. to the brim
1450979
No, the total cup is 5 oz. It holds 3.5 oz comfortably for walking with out sloshing. I use them for wine tastings and they are perfect. For a 5 oz pour, you will want a 7-9 oz cup.
1450980
With 5 ounces in the cup, there is approximately 1/3 inch space below the rim...
294160
It is actually close to 7 ounces filled to the brim. I have never put more than 1-2 ounces in at a time. The idea is for the narrow part of the glass to focus the aroma of the whisky for 'nosing'.
2256531
I'll check it out when I get home tonight or tomorrow. I use mine to hold all my coffee mugs. I'd imagine it would do great with wine glasses. It is really good about not tipping over even if you've emptied one side.
1487819
In the many years that I've used this, I've yet to have the stopper come in contact with the wine. The stopper doesn't go far enough into the bottle to touch even a full bottle of wine much less one that has already been open and presumably partially consumed. Once open I always store the bottle upright. The stopper can be hand washed though I rarely need to do this.
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What I did was measure the opening on the lid, mine fell within the range of this top. Just make sure you order whichever top is within the size of your lid opening. I did have to use the metal ring that comes with it to hold it on, but I've not been sorry I ordered it.
637249
The regular fifths will lie down. The 2 liters (or whatever size they are) are too big. Your glasses should fit. We have fairly tall wine glasses on the top shelf.
1642618
Thank you for your interest! The lines are at the following measurements: Good = 4.5 oz., Bad = 7 oz., Don't even ask = 9.5 oz. If you'd like more precision, we recommend the Caloric Cuve wine glass. Cheers!
1621600
I do not know if my comment reached you. I just tried to remove a lower shell and I could not. Another issue could be that the air that is circulated may suffer with the positionong of the bottles. Sorry, i did not finish my coment. On the other side. Of the river, Pouilly Fume is made, also an exceptional wine. They ate about $22/bottle.
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I am not home right now, so I can not measure my glasses. I have the Chardonnay and the Bourdeax glasses. I would assume the width dimension is at it's widest point. The bordeax glass is large. It holds a whole bottle of wine in it with 1/2" to spare at the top. What glass type are you looking for the dimensions on?
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Never took the temperature. I only know that it's perfect drinking temperature. I am very happy with this item, from its elegant look with the bluish light to the glass front. I only have one little complaint, and that is that the depth is not uniform and certain longer bottles will only fit in incertain spots on the shelves. Otherwise we consider this a great addition to our traditional dining room. And a great flavor enhancer to our wines.
1918576
That 5 quarts is to the brim. I just measured and it is threatening to flow out of the pour spouts on the sides. Took a picture for you but don't see a way toAttach it. I do love the pan, though.
681032
It depends on the wine you are drinking. Some friends brought over a nice bottle and there was some sediment and it did remove it. I think you should use it because you don't want the sediment in you glass or stomach... However it is very easy to remove. I have used the aerator several times and I tell you it takes the harsh edges off of wine straight from the bottle. I love red wine but rarely drink it because I am impatient (I don't give it an hour to breathe) and cheap. I find you need to go into the $15+ range to get a really drinkable bottle and I cap my expenditure at $10/bottle. I feel like this helps in making a cheap bottle drink a like a higher priced bottle. You can really get the bouquet and flavor and not the harsh tanins and alcohol bite. Hope this helps.
1002860
Hard to believe but up to the tippy top (which you would not fill it up to) is 10 ounces. That photo must be showing around 5-6 ounces of wine in the decenter.
1969429
I throw it in my big purse with my iPad, papers, etc. every day. If you've taken a sip, just wipe off the top as a small amount will usually remain in the top part (you'll see what I mean when you use it). The top screws on and you have to push a button on the back of the top when you want to take a sip, so I can't imagine what could hit it hard enough to push the button or unscrew the top. I do usually keep it standing up, but I wouldn't be afraid if it fell over. Enjoy!
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This a very cute and well made item. The only thing is that it will not accommodate the large boxed wine bag till you drink a good portion of it. It will work with the little boxes of wine but those are more expensive and many flavors do not come in those sizes. The winecoat does not have a spigot so, yes you do have to use the one that comes with the bagged one.
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That isn't a good photo view. The top is actually glass surrounded by a silicone-like seal to avoid glass on glass rubbing to the range, and to ensure your beverage stays hot until you're ready to drink it. I hope this is helpful to you.
1380466
It is designed to hold the .75. And it holds all shapes of that size (chardonnay, cabernet, etc.) However, I have discovered if you slide out one of the shelf racks, it will hold the large size. You just won't be able to put as many in there. So far, we have had this unit 3 months and we really like it!