Midwest glassware? Stout glass...

I believe that's the brand surly sources from but I'm not entirely sure. Goose island for sure.

 

Pretty sure Summit sells a branded Spiegelau stout glass.

 

Not to get too geeky, but try to ensure that what you get has the etching-nucleation point at the bottom of the glass. With the IPA glasses, I've only found the Sierra Nevada and Dogfish branded ones to have them, it makes more of a difference for appearance (bubbles flowing up from nucleation point/head retention) than I expected. Splitting a bottle between an IPA glass that has one and one without makes for one that appears far more appealing than the other.

Expect stout glass would be similar since unbranded ones do not have etching but Left Hand and Rogue do. They cost a bit more, but IMO the etchings make enough of a difference to make a difference.

 

Sorry, but by real stout glass are u talking about the hybrid IPA looking glass they came out w, or the normal spiegelau tulip? I only ask bc I don't consider the goofy hybrid one anywhere near a "real" stout glass.

 

I'm not sure they'd have exactly what you're looking for but The Growler sells a lot of different local glassware.

https://beerdabbler.com/collections/glassware?page=1

 

I prefer to use a footed chalice at home and Summit and Fulton (for instance) sell these for a nice price, but sans nucleation points.

I also poked around several other upper midwestern brewery pages for stout glassware, but no luck. I know that France 44 carries a better than average selection of beer glassware, so @dlphnfn might consider contacting them to see what they have in stock.

 

Could just use a regular glass.............

 

I prefer to drink my stouts out of my etched Surly Darkness styrofoam cup.

 

Why even bother using a glass and help save resources and the planet. Just drink out of the can or bottle and then throw it in the garbage, no fuss.