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I bought a couple pilsner glasses for my stout when it's done, just to savor the experience. What kind of glasses do you guys like to drink your homebrew out of? I know that I probably should have chose a stout glass, but I figure a pilsner adds some character to the drink.

EvilTOJ

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The kind that fit on my face

I'm not so snobby that I use different glasses for different beers (yet) so I use the stereotypical conical straightsided beer glass

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Revvy

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Been there, threaded that with pics...

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f85/my-favorite-beer-glass-57217/

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/lets-talk-beer-glasses-27912/

(It's like beerporn!)

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Saccharomyces

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Go Pilsner glass! Shows off the color and clarity nicely, and there's oh-so-much room for lace.

Pale ales / IPAs go into the pint glass for better hop aroma enjoyment, and I prefer the Pilsner glasses now for just about everything else. Heck I even occassionally pour my favorite swill beer from the can into a Pilsner glass.

- Eric

McKBrew

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I'll drink out of pints or the Sam Adams glass, but for expensive beers I use Belgian Style tulip glasses or goblets.