Post Your Favorite Glass/Mug

I'm partial to the stemless wine glass for IPAs/DIPAs, but I have no problem with using a TeKu, a Spiegelau IPA glass, or a tulip. I recently acquired a couple of thin-walled goblets that work well for just about any style. Snifters for stouts and barleywines, chalices for tripels and quads. Always proper, never plastic.

 

Depends on style. I regularly use a Duvel and other tulip-types, shaker pints, dimple mugs, lidded steins, pilsners, nonics, snifters.

 

Most often I use my Duvel tulip, next in frequency of use would be the nonic pint glass and somtimes a snifter. Drinking out of the bottle isn't my thing since that way I don't get as much out of the aromas that have a big effect on the flavors.

 

Use my HF glass for pretty much everything these days (not my pic)

 

I usually just choose what I am in the mood for, which now a days is the SA perfect pint most of the time. The only exception would be for certain belgians (chalice) and big stouts (snifter), which I might still use the SA PP, but am much less likely to. Love it for almost all low ABV beers.


Not my pic

 

Thanks @goolgle

https://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/favorite-glass-for-beer.355042/

https://www.beeradvocate.com/commun...battle-spiegelau-ipa-vs-teku-vs-tulip.415432/

 

Favourite Tulip (which I use for just about everything that doesn't come in 50cl bottles), from Swedish Orrefors and designer Erika Lagerbielke:
Just a perfect glass. It's got it all right. Feel, heft, look.

I'm partial to Spiegelau's Lager glass for my 50cl needs:
Except if it's a weizen, then I go for Speigelau's Wheat Beer Classic:
I got loads of others but these three are the only ones I really need.

...Well.

Sometimes this one just feels the most appropriate:

 

My Sixpoint Resin snifter.

 

Duvel tulip and New Belgium 16oz globe for just about everything, my other glasses are used when those are dirty or a beer calls for it in my mind.