Mar 21, 2013Most of you might ask that what’s the great deal and why should you have different kinds of glasses for drinking beer. Many of us might be even drinking beer directly from the bottle or can but ask any beer lover and he will tell you that the right glass can actually enhance the tasting experience and there are almost as many different types of glassware as there are types of beer.
This post on our website will help you get the right beer glass for that perfect drinking experience :)
Pint glass
Pint glass looks the classiest of the beer glasses. Earlier Pint glasses were primarily used to shake cocktails, but today these glasses comes in all kind of sizes to go with a wide variety of beer styles.
Tulip Glass
Tulip glasses very closely resemble flute glasses and are generally used to serve strong beers. These glasses have a wider mouth and this helps in better head formation. The wide mouth also lets the beer aroma catch that extra Zing.
Goblets
Goblets are also seen at a lot of pubs which serve beer. They are generally huge and have a bowl shape. These glasses also hold a considerable amount of beer. The long stem of this glass also helps the beer to stay cold.
Beer Mugs
This is probably the most popular variety of beer glasses seen. They are made of thick glass and let you say cheers without having the worry of breaking your glass. Along with the sturdiness they are also bif enough to hold huge volumes of beer for that fuller drinking experience.
Pilsner Glass
Pilsner are also a commonly seen glasses in which beer is served. The narrow, tall and tapered finish of the glass not only looks good but it also helps to hold thick layers of foam. These glasses are also popular because they help to create a nice head formation.
So do remember about this post the next time you head out to drink beer. And you can also use this piece of information the next time you throw a beer party for your friends at home.
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