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champagne flute

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Noun1.champagne flutechampagne flute - a tall narrow wineglass              
flute glass, flute
wineglass - a glass that has a stem and in which wine is served


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When ready to serve, pour 2 tablespoons of juice mixture into each champagne flute, add 2 raspberries per glass and fill with champagne.
FESTIVE, FUN AND FABULOUS KEEP IT SIMPLE FOR A HOLIDAY GATHERING THAT ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
A parting goody bag will include Cristofle silver tea service, Buccelati silverware, Havilland-Pallard china, lalique ice bucket and champagne flutes.
Royal Pampering by Los Angeles Business Journal
On the basis of Ybert and di Meglio's findings, the French team concludes that to become stiff, the bubbles would have to travel more than 10 centimeters, a higher ascent than bubbles make in a typical champagne flute.
The Physics of Fizz by WEISS, PETER / Science News
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