Find high quality glass beer mugs and steins for the best beer drinking experience
If you are looking to elevate your beer drinking experience, then we have the best glass beer mugs for you! From glass steins to glass sports tankards, you’ll find high quality glass beer mugs at the lowest prices for any occasion.
Look at this season with the glass half full. This USC Trojans Beer Mug: 13oz Glass Sports Tankard is a great addition to your gameday tradition. Features full color USC Trojans logo.
This mug measures approximately 6 1/4 inches high and the base is approximately 3 3/4 in diameter.
The base of the mug is decorative glass design with a star at the bottom. The top is marked in the inside “BMFN” and “Made in West Germany.”
This officially licensed 1.0 liter dimpled beer stein is just like the ones found at Oktoberfest and is the perfect way to enjoy an HB or your favorite beer No need to try and hide one in your lederhosen or dirndl as you leave Oktoberfest, we have you covered and at a much lower cost (those caught pay a hefty fine). Product Details: The classic Hofbrauhaus / HB Munchen dimpled mug symbolizes a true Oktoberfest experience and features the official HB logo. Perfect fo (more…)
This is a heavy duty institutional quality glass. It is the same product that Boelter Brands manufactures for the bar and restaurant trade. Each glass weighs about 1 pound. Boelter Brands is one of the leading suppliers of glassware to the restaurant and bar industry.
Set contains six 22-1/2-ounce giant pilsner glasses and are great for enjoying any beverage you choose. Dishwasher safe. Made in USA.
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Toast the end of a workday with a hoppy brown ale or welcome the beginning of the weekend with a lemon-garnished Hefeweizen in Anchor Hocking’s beer wagon mug. Sold in a set of six, the oversized clear glass tankards each hold 20 ounces and offer a traditional design featuring a tall cylindrical shape, panel-cut sides, and large, easy-grasp handle. Their economical price makes it easy to stock the bar and save pennies to splurge on a specialty brew. The mugs are dis (more…)
Using the proper beer glassware can make all the difference when enjoying your favorite brew. Most people associate beer glasses with just the common pint glass or beer mug. There is a whole world of different glasses for beer out there for each type of beer. One other thing to keep in mind is some breweries actually make glasses specifically for the different beers they brew. Here you can find a basic idea of which beer glasses to use for which beer.
Mug or Stein
This drinking vessel is usually thick, sturdy and has a handle. The sizes can vary but most sill stick to the same basic shape. This beer glass is most commonly seen in a local pub and usually can be heard being hit together for cheers. The Steins are usually made of stone or metal and have little lids that go over the mouth of the mug. This lid was developed during the Black Plague as a preventive measure for not allowing flies to fall into the beer.
Pint Glass (Tumbler)
This glass is almost cylindrical in shape and usually tapers wider towards the top of the glass. The bottom is usually a think solid glass base. The Pint Glass is probably the most common of glassware next to the mug. It is commonly used to serve drought beers in the U.S.A. This beer glass is usually 14 ounces but is known to come in a 20 ounce version to allow room for more head. Most light beers and ales are served in this glass.
Pilsner Glass
This beer glass is slender and tall. It opens more towards the top to allow for better head development. It is commonly referred to as being shaped like a trumpet. This glass provides a clear view to the beer so the drinker can enjoy the color and clarity of the beer. This glass is commonly used to serve a ale or lager.
Goblet
The goblet is a very diverse piece of glassware. It can be plain glass or it can be ordained with silver or gold trim around the rim. It is a sturdy and often thick glass piece. It has a base which leads to a stem and then the cupped glass top which holds the beer. This beer glass is commonly used to serve IPAs or more fragrant ales.
Weizen Glass (Wheat Beer Glass)
This glass as you can guess is usually used to serve wheat beers. The glass is somewhat similar to the pilsner glass but has a more open bottom. The base of this glass is often thick glass to support the rest of the tall glass. It helps to convey the often fruity and floral fragrance of wheat beers. The most common beer served in this glass is Blue Moon. This glass as you can guess is usually used to serve wheat beers. The glass is somewhat similar to the pilsner glass but has a more open bottom. The base of this glass is often thick glass to support the rest of the tall glass. It helps to convey the often fruity and floral fragrance of wheat beers. The most common beer served in this glass is Blue Moon.
