Your preferred Double IPA glass

I have this glass and the same glass made by Mikasa. Imperial stouts are excellent to taste in this glass.

 

If I had all Tekus I would be happy.

 

I've found comfort in this big ass tulip from Mikasa, which I suppose could be a poor man's Simon Pearce

 

$70 for one tulip? woof. don't think i can do it, though it is tempting

 

You talked me into it - just ordered a pair

 

Tree House Teku

 

I keep it pretty simple - Truebeer.com has nice tulips that are solid and work great for IPAs and the like. I love their 18oz snifters as well, which can feel appropriate for some of the maltier selections in the DIPA category.

 

As DID I.. well have to compare notes

 

I like some variety

 

It's the craftsmanship you're paying for with something like that, each glass being handmade, hand blown, etc. I don't own one but I will assume the quality of the glass (ie imperfection level) is also exceptionally good.

In terms of pure function you're not getting anything a less-costly tulip will deliver on, at least not at a reasonably perceptible level I don't think.

I do own some nice scotch glasses, and some cheap ones. There's definitely a difference in quality.

 

I'm in a furnished rental. All I had was wine goblets, so I bought 4 of these from Wegmans for about $20. Admitting the $70 glass is wicked cool, does the beer taste better from it?

 

Anyone have or use this set?

http://amzn.to/1U9kLTc

I need a few more glasses, and this looks like an ok variety.

 

There ain't nothin' wrong with that right there.

 

I've never been able to get my hands on a nonic pint glass, so I use a conic pint glass for pretty much everything. Either that or one of two dimple mugs.

 

Typically my Tree House tulip. See picture to the left.

 

These two are basically my favorite glasses for pretty much anything.

 

DIPA for me means either snifter or spiegelau ipa glass....

 

More often my SAPP over my tulip.

 

My trusty tulip or my Lost Abbey teku. Really just depends on how careful I feel like being, I'm tired of breaking my dang teku.

 

Not necessarily my favorite glass, but when Pliny the Younger is contained in it, it's hard not to give it a thumbs up.