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Anyone really use special glasses?

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by AllHoppedUp, Jan 10, 2006.

 

  1. #41
    Chairman Cheyco

    ***DRAMATIZATION***  

    Posted Jan 18, 2006
    That guide didn't even have lager mugs. There must be another page or two.
     
  2. #42
    uglygoat

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 18, 2006
    [​IMG]

    the tulip pint glasses are my favorite. i have two like the above, and then an assortment of regular pint glasses, as well as some mugs that i'll drink out of. i have the large 22 oz pilsner glasses, but don't like them much.


     
  3. #43
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    I have some of those too. I purchased them in Dublin when I was there. That gives them more sentimental value.
     
  4. #44
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    So much for amateur drinkers:confused: :drunk:
     
  5. #45
    DeRoux's Broux

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    hb 99, EP and i got 2 good weissen glasses 2 nite. schneider weisse and the dunkel.....can't remeber the name.......good though....
     
  6. #46
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    Can't remember YOUR name, the name of the Schneider Weizen, or the dunkel? (I was joking on the Schneider):D
     
  7. #47
    DeRoux's Broux

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    my name and the dunkel!:D
    it was Schneider's dunkel, Aventinus. wowzers is that puppy strong! 8% ABV. it said it was a weisse doppelbock on the bottle....:drunk:
     
  8. #48
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    Yeah, I remember having some of them.:D
     
  9. #49
    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    I saw them the other night at the local 'fancy grocery store'...might have to swing by and grab one (or two).
     
  10. #50
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    If you like both styles you'll enjoy it.:D
     
  11. #51
    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    I just like beer :drunk: Actually, I used to really like Weihenstephan Dunkel, but I've gotten away from it for some reason. I've been drinking lots of hefe's for 'research' lately as I have one in primary (which is still bubbling along after 11 days).
     
  12. #52
    DeRoux's Broux

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2006
    get some BeeGee. my favorite dunkelweizen so far. funny thing, it was almost the same SRM as the Schneider Weisse. pretty dark for a hefeweizen.

    i'm brewing my dunkel tomorrow.
     
  13. #53
    barleypopmaker

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Jan 21, 2006
    I read an article somewhere where a beer tasting expert suggested the best all around glass for drinking beer is a Red Wine glass. The shape and size are perfect. And something about the shape helps funnel aromas to your nose, and is wide enough to allow the aromatics out. I bought some stemless red wine glasses and they have become my favorite beer glasses. Mine look like these.[​IMG]
     
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