flywallyfly

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I'm tired of drinking beer out of the same boring set of pint glasses I've had forever. Any suggestions about stores (not online) that have a good selection of drinking glasses?

JefeTheVol

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We have a pottery outlet store here in Memphis that probably sells about 100 different types of glasses that they buy whole sale. I bought a few glasses and I plan on using some glass etching solution to customize them...its a start.
-Jefe-

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-Sometimes I feel like I'm up beer creek without a pint glass-

-May the IBU's be with you-

Memnoch

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If you have Cost Plus or could be World Market (depends on where you live) they have a pretty good selection of barware, mugs, pilsner glasses etc...

But be wary there though, a lot of the stuff that they have isn't very high quality, although a lot of stuff there is pretty cheap.

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Curiously, she said we had roughly the same build. From the waist up, I imagine.

Primary 1: Indian Brown Ale
Primary 2: Empty
Primary 3: Ruination-type IPA (Dry hopping in Secondary)
Primary 4: Empty

On Deck: Brown Ale Batch #4, Summer Wheat

Kegged: Don't own kegging equipment yet, check back closer to April, the SWMBO is getting me everything cept the kegerator!

Bottle Conditioning: Centennial Blonde, Oberon Clone

Currently Drinking: Pacific Porter, Stone IPA Clone

android

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try your local thrift stores. i've found a whole bunch of sweet glasses at salvation army type places. people don't have any idea what they're getting rid of sometimes.

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kegged: Blonde, Maibock, Schwarzbier, Oak Aged Dark Belgian

ebay temp controller | thermostat temp controller

hukdizzle

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This... I have found several brandy snifters, tulips, pints, nonics, etc etc at thrift stores.

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Primary 1 - Cream Ale
Primary 2 - Cream Ale
Primary 3 - Empty
Secondary 1 - Empty
Bottled - Apfelwein, Big Roasted Rocket Fuel RIS
Kegged 1 - English Nut Brown Ale
Kegged 2 - American Brown IPA
Kegged 3 - Bavarian Hefeweizen
Kegged 4 - Empty
Kegged 5 - Empty

shortyjacobs

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Double-this. I got many of my cool glasses from AxMan, a local surplus store...

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Itchy Dog Brewery.

(As of 10-24-2011)
Primary - Steppe 112 PA, 2x Monday RyePA
Aging - None :-(
On tap - Big Dog, Apfelwein, Steppe 112 PA

My invisible AG sculpture, with no actual sculpture and a tiny footprint.
My Kegerator goes offroading!
My Coors Home Draft dispenser for boating/beering on the go.

bosco_NJ

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i've bought some nice glasses from some of my local liquor stores.

i gotta say i get the vast majority of my glasses from pubs. if i get a beer poured in a glass that i like and don't have i just ask the bartender and or the owner if i can take the glass home. i say w/ pint glasses they will give it to me 95% of the time. with tulips, goblets, & snifters maybe 75% of the time. it doesn't hurt to ask, the worst that they'll say is no. i have about 100 +/- pint glasses & maybe 20 or so tulips, goblets, & snifters.

philrose

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its a great excuse to visit a brewery.

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In process-
Kegged- Last bit of Sparkling Mead
Planning- Witbier

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earwig

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I have been stealing pint glasses from bars/pubs since I was 21... I have hundreds of them... not very ethically correct but whatever, I have some of the most unique glasses you could ever find

firebird77

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The "Pilsner" glasses I bought at Walmart are actually pretty decent, although they are more like a Weizen glass. A 4-pack was only a few bucks (maybe $5-6?). I like the fact that I don't have to freak out if one gets broken, I can always pick up a few more. Next purchase will be a set of Chimay goblets, $10/ea at the LHBS.