Air France Introduces New Wine Glasses, Rest Of The World Is Reminded Of Their Own Lameness

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As if you wanted more evidence why the French are just so much cooler than the rest of us, Air France announces the introduction of new in-flight wine glasses. Developed by sommelier Olivier Poussier, the new stemless glass, with their modern, curved appearance, boost the wine’s taste and improves the adherence capability of the tannins on the glass surface by supplying a substantial oxygenation surface area, which aids aerate the wine.

In related information, Delta announces the introduction of the Dixie Cup for in-flight use, perfect for having your personal h2o from the bathroom or making the most of the wonderful aroma of your Canada Dry.

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