Now, we love a glass of Champers as much as the next person and, if you're reading this, the chances are you do too. But when it comes to drinking Champagne, any old glass won't do. If you're partial to a bit of the bubbly, you've got to do it properly... and that means owning a set of dedicated Champagne glasses. Similar in style to the flute, but featuring an inward curved rim and often a wider bowl to help enhance the initial aroma. Champagne saucers or coupes Having enjoyed their heyday in the 1950s, there's been a recent resurgence in Champagne saucers or coupe glasses (in fact, you'll likely have been served fizz out of these in a trendy restaurant or bar). Champagne tumblers This season Irish linen experts Stable have a collection of deep and earthy toned napkins (€20) and their classic Linen Tea Towel (€25) is a must have for a special finish. Go the extra mile and don the expert uniform with their Denim Apron (from €50).

The Kingsley Champagne Flute Set by The White Company (€50) have a weighty feel and an ever so slight green hue giving them a vintage look perfect for special occasion use.Gold Rimmed Tumblers from Oriana B (€45) will add a little glitz for the festive season. Something sparkling is mandatory for a Christmas party so have champagne flutes at the ready. That's right, it doesn't always need to be a classic flute. Ranging in size and shape, there's a bunch of glasses you can drink Champagne from, here's a simple guide: Champagne flutes Perhaps the least traditional of the lot, Champagne tumblers are stemless and therefore less likely to spill on uneven surfaces (especially after one too many glasses). A quirky and versatile option to add to your glassware collection. Catering to all of the senses is a guaranteed route to hosting success. For tactile luxury call upon hard-wearing yet soft-to-the-touch tea towels and napkins. Since then home bars have become somewhat unloved, relegated to lying dormant as the local pub has regained its rightful place in the scheme of things. But they always comes into their own as Christmas approaches, when home becomes a hub for family and friends to gather under twinkling lights. So dust yours off and get ready to host.

Whether that's a set of celebratory flutes, classy coupés, or a budget-friendly set for your next big party, the choice is all yours. The classic Champagne glass, a flute is tall with a medium to long stem, which prevents your hands warming the wine. If you look inside, many will have a small point at the bottom of the glass which causes the bubbles to gather and rise to the top. Great for any kind of fizz. Champagne tulips Of course, the style you choose depends largely on the sort of drinking occasion you've got lined up, and whether you're buying for yourself or as a gift. We've covered options for all budgets, from classic flutes to chic coupes – and just about everything in between.