Fine wine is a matter of prestige. That is why people like to flaunt their wines in the most spectacular cellars and compartments instead of simply storing them in the ordinary fridge like beers. Wines are exceptional and enjoyed only on special occasions. If choosing wine is an art, then drinking the wine is an experience. It is unlike any other alcohol, which can be taken in a bottom-up manner. You need to open the bottle with grace, pour the wine into the glasses in one fluid motion, swirl and twirl it, get the aroma in, and then take a sip. Wine is best-experienced sip by sip.

This kind of experience needs special glasses, with taller stems so that our body heat doesn’t warm up the drink, and such beautiful glasses like flutes and goblets require a place of their own to stand or hang in your kitchen. Porta calici (wine glass holders) come in different shapes and sizes and complete your kitchen or mini bars in their unique way. Here are some ideas and designs for wine glass racks.

How to choose a Wine Glass Holders

Choose your holder based on your space, aesthetics, and size needed. For space, consider choosing a wall-mounted one, a hanging one, or a tabletop one. The aesthetics depend on the design and materials used. And the size depends on your needs and the number of people you have at your house.

Based on space, there are three options of wine glass holders to choose from. They are

  • Wall-mounted
  • Hanging
  • Tabletop

Wall-Mounted

They are wall-mounted and are screwed to the walls. They look like shelves with holders for wine glasses where you can store wine bottles, a cocktail shaker, an ice holder, or stemless glassware. This is ideal for a mini bar and if you don’t need so many glasses in your house.

Hanging

This is hung from the ceiling and often comes with an adjustment mechanism to deal with the height. It is an excellent choice if you are on a space crunch and still needs many wine cases and glasses. They also have a statement piece that appeals to them. You can pull them down whenever you want and serve wine in glasses.

Tabletop

This is the cheapest option, and if you are on a budget, this is your go-to. It is simple and looks like a cutlery stand, where you can let your glasses hand on the table or the kitchen counter. You have to be careful not to knock it off by accident.

Based on aesthetics, you can choose either wooden or metal. Style it as classic, vintage, or contemporary based on the décor or your taste.

Wooden

Wood always has a timeless appeal, goes well with any décor, and is durable.  Choose and stain colors that go well with your kitchen cabinet colors. They are sturdy and also weightless.

Metals

They have a vintage appeal, and the intricate patterns are always a winner. Straight lines have a contemporary feel and go well with your new-age décor.

Summary

(Wine Glass holders) porta calici are a little addition to your kitchen décor that helps you keep your glasses safe and stay organized. They also make statement pieces for your kitchen, with the glasses refracting light beautifully. Choose any design material or style you want and the size you need.