What's Your Favorite Madeira Wine Glass?

[Barry Sunderland]

My favorite was a very basic INAO glass, until I broke it, though.

I tried Madeira in other glasses, fancy and humble, yet I could never get the Madeira pleasure that I received from the INAO.

What about you?

[Llyn Strelau]

I previously used Riedel port glasses but when we were on the island last fall for the first time had a great tasting at D'Oliveira and they used glasses which are chimney shaped. For sentimental reasons I bought a dozen and use them now. Not sure they are the best shape but are cool.

[Marco D.]

I use the Riedel Vinum port glass; seems the best for my tastes. I've also used the chimney shaped glasses, but they are a bit thick on the rim.

[Llyn Strelau]

I agree, the chimmney glasses are thick rimmed - Riedel wins on that count. Didn't ask Luis D'Oliviera if he could tell me why the chimmney shapes were used in the tasting room at his place - they did have standard ISO style glasses as well.
Does anyone know where the shape came from?
I mostly use them out of sentimentality to remind me of the wonderful time we had on our first visit to the island.

[Bradley Bogdan]

I've got a couple Reidel port glasses, but honestly I prefer a smaller thin lipped white wine glass in a lot of cases, as it just seems to give more room to smell more things when Ports or Madeiras have a big nose.

[Eric Ifune]

IVDP Port glasses.

[Moses Botbol]

IVDP Port glasses.

Same here...

[Andy Velebil]

I generally use the IVDP or the riedel port glass