Snifter (noun)

A small, tulip-shaped glass used for drinking spirits, especially brandy, in which the wide bowl allows the aroma to be appreciated.

Origin:

Derived from 'sniff', meaning to inhale a scent or aroma.

Examples:

1. The snifter was filled with a rich, amber brandy, and the swirling vapors carried the complex aroma of oak and vanilla.
2. The snifter was a traditional tool for sipping brandy, and it was often used to warm the drink by cupping it in the hands.
3. The snifter was a delicate piece of glassware, and it required careful washing and handling to maintain its delicate shape.
4. The snifter was a popular choice for after-dinner drinks, and it was often paired with a cigar or a sweet dessert.
5. The snifter was a symbol of sophistication and luxury, and it was often used in movies and TV shows to portray characters of wealth and taste.