1. There are generally two correct gestures for holding a red wine glass: the first is to hold the stem of the goblet between your thumb, index finger and middle finger; the second is to hold the cup holder between your thumb and forefinger.

2. The first method of holding a cup is generally used when appreciating, tasting, or bumping into a wall. Your fingers can flexibly rotate the cup body, and you can also tilt the cup body to observe the color of the wine. One thing to note is clinking glasses. When clinking glasses, you only need to touch them lightly, avoid fragile parts, and do not use force to cause the red wine to splash out or cause the glass to break.

3. The second method of holding a cup is generally used when walking, talking and listening. This is a professional and elegant way of holding a cup. This elegant way of holding a cup is suitable for standing and drinking. It’s easier for you to stand out.