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Glasses for beer

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by blowmax10, Dec 20, 2008.

 

  1. #1
    blowmax10

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 20, 2008
    Does anyone have a list of the proper glasses for stiles of beer??
     
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    Revvy

    Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc  

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
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    blowmax10

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    thanks for the info!
     
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    BierMuncher

    ...My Junk is Ugly...  

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    There's only one mug you need:

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    Donner

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    OH, you mean the Budweiser American ALE glass? :confused:

    Sorry, i couldn't help myself.:mug:
     
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    Revvy

    Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc  

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Yeah, was it you who posted that rant about it the other day?? It was a hoot...

    You wanna see some beer glass porn...check out the different Beligian Glasses here....they're by style.

    https://globalbeer.3dcartstores.com/Glasses_c_36.html

    Like this Lambic glass....*drool*

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    Donner

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    No, i wasn't the one with the rant, but i read it too and was inspired to be as smart-a$$.

    Okay, i really didn't have to be inspired to be one, but it seemed like a great chance.
     
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    Zymurgrafi

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Beer advocate has a pretty good basic primer on beer glass styles.

    They also have a pretty reasonable "6 pack" of beer glasses. If I did not already have most of the styles in it I would get it as a good starter.

    Another way to get them (which is where I have gotten most of mine) is at thrift stores/garage sales, etc...
     
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    Revvy

    Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc  

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Didn't they (buttwiper I mean) come out with their own glass that was a rip off of the sam adams glasses with the oxygentation bubbles in the bottom and stuff?

    More Belgian Beerglass porn...:rockin:

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    Donner

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    I'm sure they did put out their own glasses, but a can has always been good enough for me when drinking butt-light.

    Some of those glasses scare me. I think i'd struggle with drinking from them after a few of the bigger belgians...
     
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    Zymurgrafi

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Eh there laddie! Thas' no friggin Belgian glass!

    Tis' a Scotch thistle glass ya bloody arse!
     
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    holden

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    I saw someone in Brussels trying to drink out of that. It was quite amusing. They weren't quite sure where to hold it.
     
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    Revvy

    Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc  

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    It's on the Belgian beer importer's website, so go take it up with them..I just think it's purdy.
     
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    blowmax10

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Hefe Weizen...:mug:

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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    I recommend a ceramic mug for any cloudy brew (to hide the fact that it's cloudy...) :mug:

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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Any light ale or lager...:D

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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    For liters of lager...:mug:

    Deckel (lid) to keep the kamakaze flying critters out...;)

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    tpwalsh

    Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    Interesting.. so my question is.. what is this glass?(the one on the right, the one on the left is my drinking glass for comparison) They were my wife's grandfather's glasses. Many a bottle of Pottsville Piss Water went into them.
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    NJTomatoguy

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    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    I've drank many a beer out of the one on the left.
     
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    NJTomatoguy

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 21, 2008
    tpwalsh

    I've drank many a beer out of the one on the left.
     
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    tpwalsh

    Member

    Posted Dec 22, 2008
    As have I, but I still wonder if/what was the purpose of the right one. He was a crotchety OCD German so the shape could have meant something, or it could have been just what he had on hand and never bothered to buy new glasses. He passed about 8 years ago so I can't exactly ask him. He/my wife are from the Tamaqua/Hazelton/Pottsville area. I think up that way the only beer allowed is Yuengling.
     
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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 22, 2008
    I would recommend using the one on the right for a heavy (dark) beer to allow it to breathe and so you can inhale the odors. ;)
     
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    Trindled

    Member

    Posted Jan 15, 2009
    Anyone have a source for getting a custom two color screen done on glasses? I am trying to get some 1/2 litre Willi Bechers done with my brewery name. I love how clean the screening is on the Stone Bottles.
     
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    MNBugeater

    Supporting Member  

    Posted Jan 15, 2009
    Im partial to these glasses :ban:

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    Id also like to get more style glasses, but I dont plan on etching those.
     
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    FxdGrMind

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
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    Hammy71

    Senior Member  

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    Of course my favorite glass.... Das Boot!!

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    EoinMag

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    It's a stiefel, the main people who drink out of this are the masons guilds when they meet up for their annual sessions. Drinking from a boot is a brotherly pursuit.

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    IowaHarry

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    My german buddy tells me "das boot" means "the boat" like the movie of same name.

    Those taller glasses are more fun to watch then use. When you get to the bottom the beer gets a hell of a run at your face. I don't particularly like beer my nose, or up my anything for that matter.
     
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    AZ_IPA

    PKU  

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    What do you meadsters drink your mead out of?
     
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    Shonuff

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    Finally something to drink my Colt 45 out of.

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    Shonuff

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    There is only one cup and there is only one team that should drink from it....

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    carnevoodoo

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    Did you know that the stiefel in Beerfest is actually a 3 litre boot that was specially made for the movie?

    My friend has the 2 litre one. I am going to take it on one day. I'm thinking I could down 2 litres of Guinness on nitro in one shot.
     
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    EoinMag

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009

    Yeah that is correct I think it was a joke by the OP.

    It would actually be (subject to correction on the sex of the object) Der Stiefel.
     
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    EoinMag

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    I don't even know the movie, I lived in Germany for 6 years and worked in bars, cafes and hotels there.
     
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    EoinMag

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    It's normal to get them up to 5 litres.
     
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    Dpostman

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    I brought back that glass with me from France about 15 years ago. And I broke it about 5 years ago.:(

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    PseudoChef

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009
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    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 16, 2009
    That's funny, I lived in Germany for 9 years and drank in bars, cafes and hotels!!!

    Ja, der Stiefel ist richtig.:mug:
     
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    SkewedBrewing

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    Posted Jan 16, 2009
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