Raise a cheer: 6 of the best champagne glasses

Designer, Richard Brendon, partnered with Gleneagles to develop 'Fluted' his beautiful hand-crafted crystal collection.

Mouth-blown by master craftspeople in Bohemia, the collection draws inspiration from the decadent cocktail culture of the 1920’s, so fits perfectly in the American Bar at Gleneagles, which has been elegantly designed by David Collins Studio.

Made from mouth blown glass with a stylish textured detail, this set of two champagne saucers is ideal for a romantic celebration. There's a matching carafe and water glass set too for a coordinated dining table.

Designed by famous Venetian glassware company NasonMoretti and made from murano glass, this chic flute blends a classical shape with modern style.

Bring a touch of Soho House style to your dining table with this cut crystal champagne coupe, which sparkles under the light.

These champagne coupes take their influence from 19th Century and early 20th Century English glassware, providing a vintage aesthetic to modern dining. Cut from fine crystal glass, the hand-engraved glasses features a traditional Greek key pattern.

Said to be the world's toughest lead free crystal glass, the delicate form of this flute belies its comparative strength.