Plastic versions of nice Glassware?

I was after the same thing, but something I could easily fly with on work trips so I'd have a review worthy 'glass' for my hotel. And something I could take camping with no worry of leaving glass shards behind. The link @FBarber posted is about all I could find. I still have yet to purchase them.

Really holding out for a snifter, but doubt there is much of an overlap for people particular about their beer glassware, and those OK with drinking from plastic. I'll keep looking.

 

Not fancy, but just got some of these plastic pint glasses for Christmas, to take camping
https://gsioutdoors.com/pint-glass.html

 

https://store.bellsbeer.com/collections/glassware/products/two-hearted-ipa-plastic-cup-single

These look nice

 

I used to have a couple acrylic wine glasses for hiking/camping. The stem and bas disconnected from the bowl and clicked securely inside. I got them at REI, but didn't see them on their website just now. Not as nice, but these would do the job.

https://www.partycity.com/plastic-cups-and-stemware

 

My mother in law runs a store and when the holidays come toward the end, she opens all the liquor gift sets and puts the bottles out for retail and keeps the glasses. So far this year I have ended up with some really stout jager cups and im sure I’ll end up with a few other heavy plastic cups. Keep any eye out for gift sets. It’s an easy way to get some decent glasses whether they’re plastic or not and even if they’re glass, it won’t kill you see them bust. Cheers.

 

Have you tried Amazon?

 

Go with stemless wine glasses, can find them made of insulated stainless instead of plastic. Actually a few companies making stainless beer "glasses" too which are good for outside and better than plastic

 

I know this isn't the glassware discussion thread, but...My problem with stemless wine glasses (and we have a few - both for beer and for wine) are that the lip is too thick. I like a thin lip for drinking. That's true for beer, wine, spirits.

 

No Teku replicas, but, maybe one or more of these might work for you...

https://www.amazon.com/Cups-STOUT-G...s=plastic+beer+glasses&qid=1640469142&sr=8-20

https://www.amazon.com/Stella-Artoi...11|366834011&rnid=366823011&s=kitchen&sr=1-58

https://www.amazon.com/Aegir-55800-...s=plastic+beer+glasses&qid=1640469142&sr=8-32

https://www.amazon.com/TOSSWARE-18o...011|366834011&rnid=366823011&s=kitchen&sr=1-5

https://www.amazon.com/Lilys-Home-U...11|366834011&rnid=366823011&s=kitchen&sr=1-11

https://www.amazon.com/Unbreakable-...11|366834011&rnid=366823011&s=kitchen&sr=1-67

https://www.amazon.com/ounces-Clear...1|366834011&rnid=366823011&s=kitchen&sr=1-116

 

I use plastic shakers when camping. The beer tastes no different from glass..but warms up faster

 

We tent camp a few times every summer and I usually pick up non-distro beers along the way to our campsite.

I like to match my glass to the style for the "beer-****" collection photo, but I don't want to risk losing a teku or snifter to Mother Nature, a clumsy family member, or my drunken stupidity.

So, my wife surprised me and bought me the variety pack last year. With these glasses, I have documented my outdoor drinking on camping trips, boat rides, hotel stays, etc. and haven't lost a glass yet!

https://fermentedreality.com/collections

 

Those look quite interesting!

OP, you want plastic so it is clear and doesn't create a visual obstruction to the beer?

When I can't use glass I use either vacuum-insulated stainless or food-grade silicone shaker pints. And have just dealt with the visibility impairment. If a stemless wine glass style is desired, think Yeti makes some stainless wine tumblers with that geometry...but pricey.

 

When at a beer fest in belgium they had plastic version of the various chalices. We brought some home and served us well, maybe they exist out on the internet somewhere now?

 

These look nice and reasonably priced.

Amazon.com: 16 oz. Plastic Brandy Glasses, Break Resistant Dishwasher Safe Polycarbonate, GET BRA-2-PC-CL-EC (Pack of 4), Medium : Home & Kitchen

 

Those are probably the nicest of anything I’ve seen yet in this thread. No offense to anyone that likes the funky glass shapes, but it’s odd to me that there are so many plastic options with lots of weird curves, but there were no snifters or more traditional styles. These are great.

 

Funny but I just googled it before I posted it and liked them so much I just ordered them myself. Will report back but looks like delivery could be a month out.