Buying Beer Glassware

The Internet.

But seriously Amazon has a wide variety. I usually just collect them as I go to breweries, though.

 

Check out your cupboard to see if you can find anything resembling the list on http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/101/glassware/

I wouldn't hurry for complaetion. A few visits to beer stores, events and breweries, and you will have more than you need. And the internet is a good source to find some of those that carry the logo of your preferred beer/brewery.

 

I got base styles from Bed bath and beyond and TJ Maxx. But for glasses with brewery/brew logo, Total wine is the best. Pricing is great and...NO SHIPPING COST

 

I just got these for Christmas and was so impressed I promptly bought the IPA version for my brother. He loves them!

http://www.spiegelau.com/craft-beer-glasses/craft-beer-glasses/stout/

 

Truebeer and Globalbeer.

 

I've used true beer several times. They have excellent customer service.

If you buy in bulk, web restraunt is nice. Twelve glasses for thirty isn't too bad

 

Belgian beer bars. However you acquire the glass though is up to you.

 

Get a glass each brewery you go too, makes a sweet looking collection! Usually breweries each have a pint tulip taster and seeing the tekus now.

 

I just make a point to grab a glass from each brewery I visit. It's a cheap, easy souvenir when traveling. And you don't have to worry about the cost of shipping or the risk of a glass breaking during transit. I've built quite the collection.

 

As others have said, go to the breweries for glassware. A bar near my university used to have a weekly "pint night" where you paid for the beer + $2-$4 and you got to keep the glass from that specific brewery. I was able to obtain some interesting glassware that way... and $2 for a Hofbrau 1L glass isn't too bad. So keep an eye out for any bars like that in your area. Homebrew stores usually have a decent selection as well.