Mungri
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She hit it with the kettle while it was in the sink. I must have had a few too many last night as I normally leave them on the board to clean in the morning.
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No to thin for a bottle but would remind me of jar. Has a nice feel to it but may not hold up to a knock like some of my other glasses.
My favourite glass these days is this one from Belhaven Brewery. It is a ‘sleever’, but taller and narrower than others. I like it so much, than when I managed to break the one my grandson brought back for me by opening the beerstore lid when it was on it (and full of beer!), I sent away for two more from the brewery shop.
Fancy breaking it...AND full as well!!!
Wasn't a bit tiddly was you?
Wasn't a bit tiddly was you?
Tiddly? Who, me!
I do like the “Show us your...” series of posts.
(Like an earlier poster) We picked up a couple of Camden Brewery “Jack” glasses whilst in a pub in that there fancy London tahn. We asked the publican and he asked us to make a charitable donation in the pot on the bar, so all above board. He thanked us for asking.
They are pint volume, but more like a tumbler shape than a pint glass. They are perfect for pouring large gin and tonics on ice. And incidentally this gin from Netherlands is stunning.
I’ve been admiring these stout glasses for a while now and I found a reasonably priced four pack. Again, similar to an earlier poster, they are the Speigelau Stout glass. I’m glad I bought four as they seem super thin so I don’t expect them to last very long. They turned up last night just as I was finishing work so I decided to christen one with one of my stock of stouts.
(Like an earlier poster) We picked up a couple of Camden Brewery “Jack” glasses whilst in a pub in that there fancy London tahn. We asked the publican and he asked us to make a charitable donation in the pot on the bar, so all above board. He thanked us for asking.
They are pint volume, but more like a tumbler shape than a pint glass. They are perfect for pouring large gin and tonics on ice. And incidentally this gin from Netherlands is stunning.
I’ve been admiring these stout glasses for a while now and I found a reasonably priced four pack. Again, similar to an earlier poster, they are the Speigelau Stout glass. I’m glad I bought four as they seem super thin so I don’t expect them to last very long. They turned up last night just as I was finishing work so I decided to christen one with one of my stock of stouts.
These were all you got in pubs back when i started drinking.
Love dimpled pint glasses.
Love dimpled pint glasses.
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Jon1964
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One of my favourites
Currently full of MJ Juicy
Holds well over a pint so plenty of headspace.
Slightly nucleated in the base.
Currently full of MJ Juicy
Holds well over a pint so plenty of headspace.
Slightly nucleated in the base.
Hop_it
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Bought this one whilst on holiday in Germany a few years ago - and I guard it with my life . . . . . . . I wish that I had bought a few more.
It's the perfect glass for a Weizen, whether it be one of my own or something bought.
PS - Sainsbury's are selling a nice one at the moment called "Schneider Weisse". It's £2.00 a bottle, and very good.
It's the perfect glass for a Weizen, whether it be one of my own or something bought.
PS - Sainsbury's are selling a nice one at the moment called "Schneider Weisse". It's £2.00 a bottle, and very good.
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How are you enjoying the Mangrove Jacks Juicy? I have it in my FV, will be bottling it this weekend. The Pink Grapefruit IPA is amazing so looking forward to this.One of my favourites
Currently full of MJ Juicy
Holds well over a pint so plenty of headspace.
Slightly nucleated in the base.
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Das boot! This glass is a bit dangerous when you've had a few. Not only does it hold 1l of beer, but if you forget to drink it at the right angle an air pocket forms in the toe and shoots beer in your face 
My favourite is my Lowenbrau stein, thick, sturdy and holds 1l of beer. A nice workout for your drinking arm too.
My favourite is my Lowenbrau stein, thick, sturdy and holds 1l of beer. A nice workout for your drinking arm too.
Jon1964
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Hop_it
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Das boot! This glass is a bit dangerous when you've had a few. Not only does it hold 1l of beer, but if you forget to drink it at the right angle an air pocket forms in the toe and shoots beer in your face
My favourite is my Lowenbrau stein, thick, sturdy and holds 1l of beer. A nice workout for your drinking arm too.View attachment 45198
I really like your boot. My father-in-law had one many years ago, and it was as difficult to drink out of as a "yard". Unfortunately I don't know where it went to when he died - I would very much have liked to have claimed it.
I believe that the Germans call it "einer/der Stiefel".
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