What difference does a glass make?

This beer glass is easily curved at the top creating a tulip bulb. The round and wide top trap the fluffy foam and the shy, less enlarged bottom attracts sediments from reaching the mouth of the glass. The narrower bottom along with its shape and tallness create a slim and supple look. This is an appealing glass, suitable for wheat ales.

You might think that these short, round glasses only suit scotch. At least we did, before committing to our beers.
Regardless, the uniqueness of this glass is given by the flared top that does not let the head dissipate but also allows you to swirl the drink and enhance hidden flavours. We promise your Belgian beer or strong ales will potentiate aromas and change your contact with your drink.

Maybe you have seen it in animations or used it through text as an emoji, certain is that the dimple glass has quite a representative image when thinking about a glass of beer.
In German, it’s called a seidel, which means mug. It has `dimples` all over it and it is considered to be the strongest beer glass. Although created to withhold larger quantities, the dimple glass is actually comfortable and secure to hold. It goes best with lagers, stouts and porters.

This one is just very fun to drink from. It is not as spread in locals which catches the attention of the people whenever it shows up on a table. The beer boot also holds large amounts of beer, and it is perfect for a special, fun occasion with your friends and perhaps not just a regular Thursday evening… Who are we to say, you do you. Just be responsible… and enjoy the festive atmosphere that comes with it.
German lagers and wheat beers are very good friends with this glass. Diversify your collection with the beer boot and surprise your guests with it!

Although it is met in many forms, usually the Pilsner glass is tall, slim and respects its straight lines. It becomes easily wider at the top but overall, it deserves the title of an elegant glass. Light coloured beer work well with this glass as it lets you see the clarity of the beer and the playful bubbles reach the top margins.
The aromatic head is compact and when drinking and it reaches your nose offering a preview of the following tasting experience. It helps the gentle nature of a pilsner by the way it was conceived and withholds a capacity of up to 475 ml, which is just enough to `freshen up` on a warm day.

The Stout Glass was created specially for dark beers. The distinguished taste and aromas are best enhanced by the construction of this glass, which permits them to reveal their deepest notes.
Looks wise, we could argue it is the tulip`s cousin, with the only difference being the proportions. The wide bulb`s walls narrow at the top and so does the bottom except its walls are straight and the `tulip` part of the glass is curved. The glass maintains the drink`s temperature and when poured, lets the creamy head resist for long.