The collection is arranged by glass type. Each category shows how many glasses it holds.
The beer mug is the most popular, traditional, and widely used type of beer glass in the world.
The stemmed pilsner glass (also known in Europe as a *Pokal*) is an exceptionally elegant vessel, specially designed for serving pale lagers—most notably classic pilsners.
The shaker pint glass is the most common and standard beer glass in bars and restaurants, especially in North America. It has a simple, conical shape with straight sides that flare outwards towards the top.
To avoid losing customers, Quack devised a cup with a rounded bottom and a wooden holder that coachmen could easily attach to their carriages, allowing them to drink without letting go of the reins or dismounting.
A tall, slender glass that widens slightly towards the top and shows off the colour and bubbles of pale lagers.
The classic English pint with the bulge below the rim, for ales, bitters and stouts.
A stemmed glass with a rounded bowl and flared rim that holds the aroma of Belgian and strong ales.
A tall, curved glass for wheat beer, with room for a thick head.
A wide glass with a narrow rim for stouts, barley wines and aged beers.
Heavy mugs and steins with a handle, from Bavarian beer halls to Bulgarian taverns.
A narrow straight glass for Kölsch and Altbier, small so the beer is always cold.
A wide goblet on a thick stem for Trappist and abbey beers.
A thistle beer glass is a specialized piece of glassware uniquely designed to resemble the national flower of Scotland. It features a short stem, a pronounced, bulbous bowl at the bottom, and a flared top half that opens upward.
A distinctive feature of this model from the Belgian brand Leute Bokbier is that the base of the glass itself is completely rounded (dome-shaped). For this reason, the glass cannot stand upright on its own and requires a wooden block to be placed on a table.
Каменната кригла (позната в цял свят с немското си наименование Stein или Steinkrug) е традиционен съд за пиене на бира, чиито корени ни връщат дълбоко в историята на Централна Европа и най-вече на Германия.
Glasses from festivals, anniversaries, cities and limited editions.