Dh just called me a slob

[missmoohoo]

For drinking wine out of a plastic tumbler. There is nothing wrong with drinking wine out of a cup. That was what I assumed.
Who is the unreasonable one? Am I the only the one does not care about the utensils that holds my drink?

[BeachyKeen]

If I was on a picnic and didn't have a wine glass, sure.
At home, where I have access to a wine glass? No.

[Costacoffeeplease]

I use 'naice' plastic glasses as we have tiled floors throughout (I'm not in the uk) and we have a pool so if we're in the garden it has to be plastic glasses there too

[Mermaidinthesea]

it tastes horrible out of plastic I always think but what you choose to drink your wine out of is your business.

[CremeEggThief]

YABU. I'm a big believer in drinking drinks from the correct glasses. More than once, I've sent a g&t back in the pub, as I haven't liked the glass it was served in.

[CigarsofthePharoahs]

I drank wine out of a tumbler once. We didn't have enough wine glasses to go round.
I didn't mind as it meant I got more wine.
If I was accused of being a slob I'd reply "I don't care, I aint the blinkin' Queen!" and then belch.

[missmoohoo]

I was just being lazy today. I don't think I have ever had wine out of a tumbler before. I just thought why not.
It's boring sticking to the rule all the time.
The difference is, i can feel the plastic scratching my lips.

[alleypalley]

YABU. But then I am a wine glass snob, I have different glasses for different wine. My dh drinks water out of a mug; that is really horrible.

[Topseyt]

I drink it out of whiskey tumblers. Not usually plastic ones, though that doesn't especially bother me.

[NotTodaySatan]

I drink wine from recycled jam jars.

Lower centre of gravity, my clumsy arse is less likely to knock them over. Have broken so many proper wine glasses over they years.

[OrangePeels]

My fil drinks his out of a pint glass. He even stores his red wine in the fridge. He is definitely wrong!

[mrsbee2be]

Was it a Disney one? With glittery floaty bits?

[justdontevenfuckingstart]

We have one asda wine glass left. The good stuff comes out at Christmas. Wine.

[Ohdearducks]

I've drank wine from a mug, yes a mug! Not even a nice mug, a builders mug!
Do your worst internet and OPs DH!
I'd bloody do it again too!

[PuntCuffin]

Slob is a bit harsh. But I wouldn't choose to as it does change the flavour.

[HappyFlappy]

Blimey! - I'd drink it straight out of the bottle if there was nothing else.

[missmoohoo]

Dd's Disney Mickey Mouse one for Christmas
Sorry! It gets worse.
Dh has offered to change it. The drink is gone.
Am up for round two. He can do the fetching.

[SalemSaberhagen]

This has just reminded me of a friend I once had, who only had mugs in her (well her mum's) house. Tea, coffee, squash, water, WINE...everything in a mug! I hated it.

[Mileymoocow]

I once drank wine out of the foil bag inside the wine boxes. YANBU I was early twenties and at a BBQ at the time though.

[FurryLittleTwerp]

It tastes nasty out of plastic. YABVVVU

Drink it out of the bottle in future

[Ceaser1981]

Following his comment id ditch the plastic and start drinking straight from the bottle just to annoy him 😃

[PickledCauliflower]

I like particular glasses for certain drinks - but it's down to personal preference.
If required, I would drink red wine out of old sock

[missmoohoo]

@Moocow Dh offered me a straw while am at it.

[elfycat]

I've had wine out of a denby mug before. It seemed a waste of washing up not to use the mug I'd just used for water.

Having said that I have naice glasses too (wedding and other gifts) so I can be a wine-glass snob too.

[toconclude]

"More than once, I've sent a g&t back in the pub, as I haven't liked the glass it was served in."

Charming. As if bar staff don't have enough to do.

[GloriousGusset]

I only drink wine from a plastic glass if I'm on a plane, and sometimes they serve wine at work on a Friday afternoon. We use plastic glasses then too.

I have little glass wine tumblers at home that I sometimes like to use. For that continental, rustic vibe. (yes you can slap me for saying rustic)