Why does Burgundy Glass have a big belly?

Burgundy: pot-bellied spherical goblet. Burgundy red wine is fruity and has a wide range of flow in the mouth. The spherical cup allows Burgundy red wine to flow to the middle of the tongue and then spread out in all directions, so that the fruity taste and sour taste can blend with each other. Narrowing the mouth inward can better condense the deep Burgundy cup, which is a kind of wine glass similar to Bordeaux wine glass. In fact, they all belong to more traditional styles.

The classic feature of the Burgundy Cup is that it is similar to the shape of a balloon, that is, it has a big belly. Therefore, compared with Bordeaux's wine glasses, it will be shallower and the cup diameter will be larger. This cup type is more likely to exude the rich aroma of the wine produced in Burgundy, France. One is "collecting incense" and the other is "scattering incense", that is, one is collected inside and one is released outside, one is low-key and the other is publicity. That's what it means. In terms of raw materials, half of the raw materials of this Burgundy wine are black Pi Nuo or Chardonnay. In terms of ounces, like Bordeaux glasses, the most ideal capacity of Burgundy glasses is 10 ounces. (1 oz is about 28 ml)