beer glass as a gift
I've been thinking of getting my husband some nice beer glasses as a gift. He has recently been getting into more Belgian, sour, and barrel aged beers. I came across these http://tinyurl.com/yf58blf
Should I keep looking?
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I've been thinking of getting my husband some nice beer glasses as a gift. He has recently been getting into more Belgian, sour, and barrel aged beers. I came across these http://tinyurl.com/yf58blf
Should I keep looking?
By oaklandfoodie
on Nov 16, 2009 03:02 PM
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Those are a great choice.
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How about picking up a couple of the Duvel gift packs? Comes with 4 bottles and a tulip glass.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I was hoping to get several glasses in a set - but I will check out the gift pack. Thanks!
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The set of glasses you found on Amazon are nicer than the freebies you get in gift packages.
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If money is not an issue it would be nice to add another style of glass for some variety.
I have collected all different styles of glassware. After a while you end up with your favorites. I have two, one is the tulip anatomically it sits in your hand nicely and is great for hugging when a beer is served too cold and you need to warm it up.
http://www.amazon.com/Spiegelau-Classics-Stemmed-Pilsner-Packed/dp/B001CFR3XE/ref=pd_sbs_k_1
The other glass I like to use especially when sharing a nice bottle is the Reidel tumblers. http://www.bevmo.com/Shop/ProductList...
Either way your hubby will be happy with your first choice . It's very thoughtful of you to buy him something beer related as a gift.
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Those look nice. I lived in Belgium and every beer has its own glass. One glass my hubby has loved and likes to show people is the one for Kwak. I found it online at this site. He might like it :)
http://www.sudsgear.com/kwakglassset....
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I found the taller glass on a site where you can personalize the glass: http://www.personalcreations.com/half...
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Usually for serious beer geeks what you want is a glass that has something like a tulip shape - a narrower opening at the top as opposed to wider, and a place to hold the glass where the heat from one's hand won't transfer easily to the beer. The half-yard style is really more like a novelty that bars use to give frat guys the idea that they can get look manly by guzzling a large amount of low-quality macro swill.
The glasses the OP found on Amazon are kind of a textbook example of a good beer tasting glass.
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