Strong beer from a champagne glass

[Twostage]

I was watching 'Amazing hotels' (BBC series) and in one scene the hosts are serving something pale and fizzy from a font into champagne glass. I assumed it was sparkling wine but it occurred to me you could brew something very strong (like 9%+) and instead of putting it in a beer glass you could serve it in a champagne glass. That way you'd drink it slower. Sediment might be an issue if you bottled it but a corny would work.

Does something like this already exist ? Small beer glasses etc.

 

[YeastFace]

Deus Brut des Flandres

https://bosteelsbrewery.com/en/deus

 

[Appleton Brews]

What’s wrong with a Jam Jar.

 

[Caramel Ox]

Like this?

https://www.pigbeer.com/product-page/standing-hat-english-sparkling-beer

Someone was trying to push this stuff at the Xmas market last year, it had more wine taste than beer.

 

[conorm]

I was watching 'Amazing hotels' (BBC series) and in one scene the hosts are serving something pale and fizzy from a font into champagne glass. I assumed it was sparkling wine but it occurred to me you could brew something very strong (like 9%+) and instead of putting it in a beer glass you could serve it in a champagne glass. That way you'd drink it slower. Sediment might be an issue if you bottled it but a corny would work.

Does something like this already exist ? Small beer glasses etc.

One of the nicest beers I ever had was a light coloured, crisp, slightly fruity saison in a small brewery in Leuven a few years back. Very fine, small bubbles and mouthfeel similar to champagne. Dry and maybe even slightly sour (Brett?) Served in a champagne glass. It's on my list of beers to recreate.

Edit. Found it. Not sure it's this exact one, we did try quite a few that day...

https://www.brouwerijdevlier.be/bieren/brut