Lost Abbey Stemware

Beer glasses come in many forms, shapes, and sizes. Is there a method to this madness? Or are beer drinkers just really creative? The truth is that you can drink beer straight from the bottle, the keg, or any glass you having lying around. However, the various styles of beer glasses will enhance your beer drinking pleasure. The shape and contour of the glass can help bring out a richer flavor and combined with a proper {article: on head} pour actually can make a difference, even to the untrained palette. There are literally hundreds of glass types – Almost every {beer brand in Belgium has its own glass}! In this article we will introduce you to some of the more common styles of glassware for beer.

Tulip Glass: The tulip glass is most commonly associated with Belgian ales like Duvel and Stella Artois. Since most beer drinkers aren't also flower experts – here is a picture of tulip – see the resemblance? The shape is quite effective at locking in the aromas of the beer and the wide, flared top allows you to sip both the head and the beer itself at the same time. The tulip glass is very similar and often confused with the thistle glass, which has slightly different properties.

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