I usually drink out of an Irish tulip pint glass (by Guinness) for all beers, jut because it's thick and sturdy, and it looks good. Unlike whisky or cognac, beer doesn't do much for me in terms of nose/aroma, it's all about the taste, so I don't see much point in using snifters.
At the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis where I live they have them bottom pour beers but only with domestic beers just like your Bud Lights so I'd say about equal to a top for beer
Good stuff and good way to point out the shaker pint which is the glass that I hate the most, unless it's a macro where it doesn't matter, lol. Also, the steins also grew in popularity due to disease where lids were used to limit any germs. This actually grew following plagues. Great presentation and cheers!
You know, I was thinking about the evils of frosted glasses the entire time I was researching this video but somehow forgot to put it in the script haha. Cheers!
Brilliant video mate. I've definitely got too many glasses. The Spiegelau glass box set is a great way to go. It contains a glass for most beer styles. I have to say I probably use the Tulip glass most of the time. Cheers Dino
I LOVE how your videos are short but efficiently informative! Keep up the good work man! Just subscribed your channel ytd, have a feeling I’m gonna binge watching your videos today HAHAHA!
I love the history you add! I've had a bottoms-up pour but to be truthful I was abandoning my craft-beer purism, so I didn't particularly focus on the flavor :)
Great video! I am currently working on a glassware video myself and will make sure to reference and refer to your video. You provided some great info! Cheers!
Agreed, as a Single Malt Nerd, a Nose Glass intensifies the Experience and same has to be said for a Beer, Recently treating myself to the Spigulau Glasses they increase the aroma hence experience of the specific beer. Nerd out Over 🖒
I cant say That I follow the law of glass ware, I may accidentally use the correct one from time to time, I dont exactly have a lot of space for a variety of glasses so I have to sacrifice the worrying of having the correct glass ware, but I appreciate the ones that are able to use the correct ones, but very interesting video, you do great research to bring us this information, Thanks Ryan, Cheers Buddy............. Arnolds Quote is cool !!!!
Well, the worst experience I have with drinking beer is out of a bottle. I think a straight glass is best, and about 330ml. I find draught glasses, around 440ml, have a similar problem to drinking out of a bottle; it's too easy to be 'rough' with the beer whilst drinking, leading to the last quarter going flat and tasting like shit.
Not too many years ago nobody in the USA knew much beyond a pint glass, if they even ever used a glass for beer. Oh how things have changed. LOL!! Nice video my Brother!!! CHEERS!! DJ
I think that phrase refers to lifting whichever liquid container you're holding to the point in which its bottom is high up in the air, hence having the bottom of said container up in the air while the other end being right im your mouth while you drink
loving your videos! You do detailed research and present the content very well. Just a little, tiny mistake, that’s not really your fault but a common translation error or misunderstanding: The glass you called a „Bavarian Seidl“ is actually called „Mass“ (the a pronounced like in the word „last“) and it contains 1 liter of beer. The „Seidl“ looks much like it but only holds 0.33 liters.
During the last few hours I’ve listened to quite a lot of your videos (at work, so no watching) and the very last thing I’d call you is „ignorant“ :D But seriously, if you ever need a translation or a fact check on something concerning German or Austrian Beer, just let me know, I’d love to help.
I'm a big fan of the Sauvin glass. Expensive as all hell, but you can fill it with any variety of beer and enjoy it. Greg at Gregs Beer Reviews turned me onto it, as it's the only glass he uses for his reviews. Cheers!!
In Vienna/Austria the bigger glass you mentioned is known as the "Krügerl" 0,5l and the smaller ones are the Seidl 0,33l. But even in western Austria, nobody knows what a Krügerl is. :D I tried a Beer from a clay cup, on a medevil festival and it tasted very good. It keeps the beer cooler too.
I usually drink out of an Irish tulip pint glass (by Guinness) for all beers, jut because it's thick and sturdy, and it looks good. Unlike whisky or cognac, beer doesn't do much for me in terms of nose/aroma, it's all about the taste, so I don't see much point in using snifters.
the Cheers beer mug...the only glass that defines nobility and commands respect.
At the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis where I live they have them bottom pour beers but only with domestic beers just like your Bud Lights so I'd say about equal to a top for beer
In Brazil, we usually are served in "copo americano", which is basically a small, cheap and hard to break cup...
Your videos are simply the best of their kind. Well done. Cheers!
+Minute Explained Thanks so much for the kind words!
Good stuff and good way to point out the shaker pint which is the glass that I hate the most, unless it's a macro where it doesn't matter, lol. Also, the steins also grew in popularity due to disease where lids were used to limit any germs. This actually grew following plagues. Great presentation and cheers!
Oh, and never, ever ever, serve craft beer in a frosted glass as it limits the flavor and aroma. But, I know you knew that!
You know, I was thinking about the evils of frosted glasses the entire time I was researching this video but somehow forgot to put it in the script haha. Cheers!
Brilliant video mate. I've definitely got too many glasses. The Spiegelau glass box set is a great way to go. It contains a glass for most beer styles. I have to say I probably use the Tulip glass most of the time. Cheers Dino
Yup, tulips are my go to as well. Starting to run out of room in my apartment!
I love my Belgian-style tulip glass
Can’t go wrong with the stein
If it don't leak then it's the right glass for me no matter how it looks
Haha. Too right!
You’d be surprised how much the glass can influence the taste of the beer.
Great stuff! I love learning material like this... Cheers, BBTN!
Glad you stopped by. Cheers!
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Wow a metalhead spotted! And a beerholic as well! 🤘🏻🍻 cheers man!
i almost always pour my Colorado Micro-brews into a classic american shaker pint glass. to me, it is the essence of drinking a beer.
I LOVE how your videos are short but efficiently informative! Keep up the good work man! Just subscribed your channel ytd, have a feeling I’m gonna binge watching your videos today HAHAHA!
Cheers! Thanks so much for the kind words!
A good video, I have an old Schlitz glass, like a Pilsner glass but comes more to a point on the bottom. I see them in old beer ads.
Those are really cool and I saw a lot of those when I was researching some old beer ads. Cheers!
I love the history you add! I've had a bottoms-up pour but to be truthful I was abandoning my craft-beer purism, so I didn't particularly focus on the flavor :)
I drink out of a glass mug that holds two cans of Guinness, and it’s just fine. Cost $4.
Not the info I was looking for at all
Great video! I am currently working on a glassware video myself and will make sure to reference and refer to your video. You provided some great info! Cheers!
+Beer Snobs United (BeerSnobsUnited) Very cool! I'll keep an eye out for it but let me know when it's up!
I had a Bud Light bottoms up beer this past weekend. It didn't taste any different but if you ever knock the magnet loose, you're going to get wet...
Hmmm. Good to know, don't want a wet lap!
Agreed, as a Single Malt Nerd, a Nose Glass intensifies the Experience and same has to be said for a Beer, Recently treating myself to the Spigulau Glasses they increase the aroma hence experience of the specific beer. Nerd out Over 🖒
+iWannaBrew Chris That's a whole different level of beer nerddom I have yet to achieve, hope to be there someday. Cheers!
I cant say That I follow the law of glass ware, I may accidentally use the correct one from time to time, I dont exactly have a lot of space for a variety of glasses so I have to sacrifice the worrying of having the correct glass ware, but I appreciate the ones that are able to use the correct ones, but very interesting video, you do great research to bring us this information, Thanks Ryan, Cheers Buddy............. Arnolds Quote is cool !!!!
Thanks so much! Good, point, I'm running out of space with even my small collection...
I feel the same way, I just use whatver god Danm glass I have cleaned 😂 don’t really care tbh
Well, the worst experience I have with drinking beer is out of a bottle. I think a straight glass is best, and about 330ml. I find draught glasses, around 440ml, have a similar problem to drinking out of a bottle; it's too easy to be 'rough' with the beer whilst drinking, leading to the last quarter going flat and tasting like shit.
Not too many years ago nobody in the USA knew much beyond a pint glass, if they even ever used a glass for beer. Oh how things have changed. LOL!! Nice video my Brother!!!
CHEERS!!
DJ
I know, now I need more space for my collection haha. Cheers!
This is GREAT! I get asked about this all the time when teaching beer courses ♡
+Tasting Nitch Thanks so much!
Bottom pour glass! Can say I've heard of that. But kinda cool
Shit, they've been talking about that bottoms up beer thing for years - i still have never seen one out in the wild.
I think that phrase refers to lifting whichever liquid container you're holding to the point in which its bottom is high up in the air, hence having the bottom of said container up in the air while the other end being right im your mouth while you drink
Denver area has several...meh...
another great video. Thanks for researching these wonderful things cheers
+Drunkinone Thanks again!
Thank you.....
loving your videos! You do detailed research and present the content very well. Just a little, tiny mistake, that’s not really your fault but a common translation error or misunderstanding: The glass you called a „Bavarian Seidl“ is actually called „Mass“ (the a pronounced like in the word „last“) and it contains 1 liter of beer. The „Seidl“ looks much like it but only holds 0.33 liters.
Thank you for letting me know! Hard for an ignorant American brought up in the beer glass backwater that is the US haha. Cheers!
During the last few hours I’ve listened to quite a lot of your videos (at work, so no watching) and the very last thing I’d call you is „ignorant“ :D
But seriously, if you ever need a translation or a fact check on something concerning German or Austrian Beer, just let me know, I’d love to help.
I'm a big fan of the Sauvin glass. Expensive as all hell, but you can fill it with any variety of beer and enjoy it. Greg at Gregs Beer Reviews turned me onto it, as it's the only glass he uses for his reviews. Cheers!!
I'll have to look into getting one myself. Cheers!
Can't go wrong. it's an awesome glass.
**o** is name of a beer glass?
Great video. I do have quite a collection of glasses🍻👍
Well 'Looney Larry' was dead right, your videos are awesome! I even learnt something! Cheers Mike 🍻
I use Borosilicate graduated beakers..... 250ml
Very cool video. I always wondered why the glass makes a difference. I tend to drink out of whatever I want to Lol
Me too most of the time, but sometimes I want to baby my beers haha. Cheers!
I don’t know why I’m watching this video; I don’t even drink. So thank me for watching 😆
I see you've been reading "Tasting Beer" by Randy Mosher
Killer video....CHeeeeeeeRS
Good info
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed. Cheers!
In Vienna/Austria the bigger glass you mentioned is known as the "Krügerl" 0,5l and the smaller ones are the Seidl 0,33l. But even in western Austria, nobody knows what a Krügerl is. :D I tried a Beer from a clay cup, on a medevil festival and it tasted very good. It keeps the beer cooler too.
Steins are impractical though because of the lids.
Nice one .........CHEERS
Thank you sir. Cheers!
Yeah, specialized beer glasses are great, until they get broke, since they are expensive
They arent that expensive, you can find a set of 4 for 20 bucks on Amazon.
Ireland is certainly not part of the "UK" nor is Guinness
I hate shaker pints.
Magnet in my cup....no thanks!!!
enjoyed the video consider me subscribed cheers
Thanks so much glad you enjoyed!