Glassware for Rogue Dead Guy Ale or its style?

Honestly, people make too big of a deal out of glassware.

A tulip glass or snifter is all you need. Any other difference you taste from a "specialized" glass is just the placebo effect.

 

I am sure drinking it out of a tulip is fine. As others have said it is the best all around beer glass. However, if DGA is your favorite beer, having the glassware is a nice way to show it off but certainly not necessary. Cheers!

 

BA doesn't think so.
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/101/glassware/

 

I still hold to my beliefs that people take it too seriously.

I'm an avid beer glass collector, so it's not like I'm hating on different styles. However, I do believe that any differences one can taste are negligible to non-existent for a tulip>snifter>goblet>wine glass comparison; the same can be said from a weizen>stange>pilsner>flute comparison.

 

I have a pretty unrefined palate, I'm OK using the plastic cups that you find in hotel rooms

 

That glass reminds me of the original King Kong with Fay Wray.

 

From the BA Beer 101 article:

Scientific studies. Who am I to question science? That said, I know that I like my beers served in traditional glasses for their style. If nothing else, it gives a sense of authenticity to the beer I've chosen and enhances my enjoyment.