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THE BEER GLASS PUZZLE PILSNER WEIZEN NONIC AMERICAN PINT PINT BENEFITS: BENEFITS: BENEFITS: BENEFITS: The tall, narrow shape is Beer flows more freely Tall, with a nice taper Versatile and designed perfect for showing off out of glasses without that preserves head and with the bar owner in color and clarity. tapered mouths. aroma. mind. BEST BEER: BEST BEER: BEST BEER: BEST BEER: Pilsners (surprise!), English Ales, Blond Ale, American Wheat Ales, Ciders, American Ales, American Pale Lager, Cream Ale, Milk/Sweet Hefeweizen, Weizenbock IPA, Bock, Rye Beer Lagers, Witbiers, Fruit Stout, Stout, Porter, IPA, beers, Bock, Doppelbock Oktoberfest FLUTE TULIP GLASS GOBLET TANKARD BENEFITS: BENEFITS: BENEFITS: BENEFITS: Sports a tapered shape ideal Designed for copious A wider mouth compliments the The slim shape maintains for a casual drinking pace. amounts of beer and quick subtle aromas of heavy beers. carbonation and intensifies drinking. fragrance. BEST BEER: BEST BEER: Stemmed glasses keep BEST BEER: Belgian Ales and IPAs, Belgian Ales, Double IPAs, your hand from warming Imperial IPA, French Ales, Any ale or lager, particularly Imperial Stouts, Tripel, Porters, the beer. Scotch Ales, of the German variety Barley Wine, Beers that are BEST BEER: Saison/Farmhouse Ale, high in ABV Quadrupel, Lambic - Fruit Wild and Sour Ales, Fruit Beers, Bocks, German Pilsner, Lambic - Fruit, Maibock, Weizenbock.

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