Can anyone tell me what style this glass is?
Pilsner Glassware
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Looking for this specific glass style not the beer itself.
Mostly Premium-Biere, which is BMC-Equivalent. Also:
-Helles, if you can't get this http://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maßkrug
-Märzen/Oktoberfest (same as above)
-Pils if you can't get this http://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilstulpe
-Schwarzbier (normally served in Tulpen)
So basically every kind of lager. Never Weizen, except for extreme emergencies.
-Helles, if you can't get this http://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maßkrug
-Märzen/Oktoberfest (same as above)
-Pils if you can't get this http://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilstulpe
-Schwarzbier (normally served in Tulpen)
So basically every kind of lager. Never Weizen, except for extreme emergencies.
kranak
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Maybe their Weizen glass. Google image show a weizen looking beer served on that glass.
Their Weizen glass sports the brewery label plus the inscription "Weizen".
In the southern part of the German-speaking regions glasses like this are called "Frischestangerl". They have befome fashionable within the last few years for the purposes I listed above. I don't recall them being in any way traditional (although there are medieval glasses with similar shape, the use of those seems to have been discontinued for several decades, if not centuries).
So, as stated above, it can be used as an all-purpose lager glass.
In the southern part of the German-speaking regions glasses like this are called "Frischestangerl". They have befome fashionable within the last few years for the purposes I listed above. I don't recall them being in any way traditional (although there are medieval glasses with similar shape, the use of those seems to have been discontinued for several decades, if not centuries).
So, as stated above, it can be used as an all-purpose lager glass.
Can anyone tell me what style this glass is?
The glass style is a pilsner glass. It doesn't look like a traditional pilsner glass, but it has the same basic shape.
