One of the first things you touch when you sit down also happens to be one of the most powerful mood-setters. Marc Dufresne / Getty Images The fussiest of oenophiles might tell you that there's wine ...

Etiquette coach William Hanson shared tips on properly holding a teacup—pinching the handle without extending the pinky—and a wine glass—holding by the stem to avoid warming the wine. The advice ...

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While the term etiquette (in the context of Emily Post) may connote adherence to specific rules, I see its connection with wine as more of a suggestion toward common sense guidelines that respect the ...

Should you find yourself indulging in wine tasting over the weekend, here's a quick guide for both, the host and the guest, to getting it right. It is one of those occasions you do not want to go ...

NEW YORK (StudyFinds.org) — Are you drinking wine correctly? There’s a good chance you’re not! A new study finds eight in 10 people don’t follow traditional “wine etiquette.” According to a recent ...

The fussiest of oenophiles might tell you that there's wine glass etiquette — do not serve a Burgundy in a Bordeaux glass, for god's sake. But these days, most high-end restaurants — even the ones ...