I'm hosting a bottle-share at the end of this month, and am looking for a set of tasting-glasses. Ideally, I want a (duvel) tulip, stemless, 5-6 ounces or so. Alas, it doesn't seem like they make such a thing. So, I'm setting for a stemless wine glass in about the same shape as the tulip, a little larger than what I want, but a great price: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001J81SJE/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3SKJE188CW5XG I looked through the other "tasting-glasses" thread on here, but didn't see a whole lot. So I thought I'd ask if any of you breweriana folk know if a stemless tulip even exists, and where to find it. (I'll also take any suggestions you have on the best/most-versatile glass for a tasting event!) Thanks in advance!
Just curious, why are you wedded to the stemless idea? I haven't seen too many small tulips, but here's a 6oz mini snifter that would likely work well.
http://www.crateandbarrel.com/set-of-8-bitty-bite-tall-glasses/s293027 Snifters from http://www.dcrental.com/Barware/index.html ? Chopin Glasses? http://www.dcrental.com/Stemware/pages/Chopin.html
I'm not wedded to the stemless idea (although we have a kid together), but I think they're more modern, easier to clean, and less likely to break. Thanks for the mini-snifter link; that's another one I had considered.
found the one on the right at a local store, for free. snagged 4. they rule. its pretty small. stemmed mini tulips exist.
I got these at BBB, $20 for 12 and they are perfect for tastings, use them all the time and they are inexpensive enough where you don't even worry about breakage. http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/pro...g&matchtype=&gclid=CLSc6YD0xbcCFbJQOgodWGEASA
