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Pint Glasses
What beer geek hasn't thought about building their own pub. Think about all that dead space in your garage/den/kitchen. Wouldn't a shiny oak bar and a 4 tap kegerator look great in its place?
Unfortunately, not all beer geeks have the construction skills or the understanding spouses necessary to build their own tap room.
A good compromise is a brand new set of pint glasses to give you that authentic pub feeling in the comfort of your own home. Once you have a full set of pub glasses, you're halfway towards the ultimate goal of multi-tap glory.
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Not only do these inverted beer bottle glasses look cool, the double-paned glass acts as a great insulator to keep your hands warm and your beer cold! The cleverly named Hopside Down glass is a great throwback... |
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Willy Becker, Willie Becher, Willibecher, or Willybecher, all are synonyms for one thing: a kickass beer glass. Everyone should have at least two of these in their collection. The V-shaped lines straighten out... |
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The heir apparent to the Willy Becker, these Fish Head glasses are a bit more curved at the top. They still focus the aroma, but with a narrower mouth than the Willy. The design is a bit sleeker, and at 16... |
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This is the pub glass made famous by Guinness. A true pint glass, this holds 20oz. instead of the typical 16. Great for any beer on nitro, you can watch the rings work their way down the thin walls and count... |
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Transport yourself to London with these gorgeous 20oz. English Nonic pub glasses. Don't worry about too much condensation making the glass slippery, the bumps at the top of the pint glass keep your beer from... |
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Brand new from Stone Brewing Company, it's the Stone Nonic glass. This is the same as our blank nonic glass, but this ones got a sweet Stone gargoyle on it, along with the words, "Stone Brewing Company,... |
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