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Like EricK The Red, I, too, stole a glass about 20 years ago from a pub, a George Killian's Irish Red glass. Back then, that beer was up there in popularity around here. Basically, I like any glass that holds my cold homebrew.
 
My favorite is the Dogfish head signature glass. I dont have a picture of it currently, but they sell it on their website.

I have lots of stolen glasses too. The stolen glass I like best is a Franziskaner Weissbier glass that my swmbo stole for me cause she is awesome.
 
Anyone who just read through this and is itching to buy a ton of glassware should check their local goodwill.

I was on a glassware spree and picked up every shape glass I could find. Tulip, pilsner, weiss, various size snifters, pint glasses, goblets. I can't even remember what else.

At .99 cents a glass it is tough to beat. Maybe I got lucky but i even found identical pairs of everything so I don't have any oddballs.

I walked through my local goodwill recently and picked up 8 murphy's stout glasses and a new belgian tulip, along with a couple others, there were more.
 
This was given to me by the brewmaster at Rock Bottom, pretty cool logo for a beer they brewed up for Halloween
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Current go-to-glass is an Appleby's Brewtus glass (23 oz iirc). Asked the waitress if I could buy one when SWMBO and I were on our honeymoon. She said no, went in the back and came out with one wrapped up for us.
 
How do you get those? i want to make my own but im' finding it pretty much impossible to make something like that. That would last throughout multiple washes
 
How do you get those? i want to make my own but im' finding it pretty much impossible to make something like that. That would last throughout multiple washes

I used bargainmugs.com Send them a logo and they'll put it on a glass for you.
 
It's not my "go to" glass by any means, but it's definitely unique (and over-priced). It's supposed to be the best beer glass ever, but I find it a bit top-heavy and small. (that's what she said)
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I have the 20oz version of these and I really like em.
 
couple shots of my glasses:

sorry for the washed out background, but you get the gist.

pilsner and a few weizen glasses:
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others:
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i think the lenox crystal pilsner glasses are my fav... i could drink anything out of those.
That chalice like glass in the left front of the last pic is the kind I tried to describe in an earlier thread. I inherited a whole box of them from pop. Just still lost in the basement. Still searching. But they look just like that one.
 
One of my rare glassses, Kwel chouffe:

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dude, where did you find this????
Im always on the lookout for achouffe stuff, like the gnome statue and such. I searched around CT everywhere for the ommegang/achouffe collaboration beer. I need this glass!!!!!!
 
my favorite stein. my grandpa passed it on to me, so it's actually really old...

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An Erdinger aniversary glass I got in a 5 pack (#6 was the glass) of 0.5 L weiss beer. I tried to buy a glass like this (except not aniversary) from the waitress at a restaurant in Helen, GA while on vacation during Oktoberfest but was denied as they didn't have enough. It took me another year to find Erdinger around where I live near Atlanta and I was really excited to find the pack with the glass included! It may look topheavy but it's not - it feels perfectly balanced.

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Glass from a Pint Night at a local pub. The Duvel "D" is etched in the bottom for better head retention.

The etched D is not for head retention, it creates bubbles to continually release aroma. Head retention has more to do with your recipe and how clean the glass is.
 
Glass from a Pint Night at a local pub. The Duvel "D" is etched in the bottom for better head retention.

I also like this glass, I have 1, and if you fill it with Duvel, The head stays right to the end! I love Duvel.

However, I think My belgian Tripel tastes soooo awesome outa this Glass!

But then again, All of my home brews do!!! heheheh

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