Bormioli Rocco Bodega Collection Glassware – Set of 12 Maxi 17 Ounce Drinking Glasses for Water, Beverages & Cocktails – 17oz Clear Tempered Glass Tumblers, Transparent,710880MP5021990

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They’re your standard-looking drinking glass you use for soda, juice, water, whatever. They’re perfect for just about any sort of tall mixed drink. Hop Culture Weird Fishes Tumbler– The Rastal Harmony Tumbler is technically a wine glass, but we love it for bright, vibrant sours and farmhouse ales. The curved walls and slightly smaller mouth result in concentrated aromatics. So you can savor the fruit acidity of a kettle sour or the oak characteristics of a barrel-aged stout. Choose from one of the more stylish designs below. I bought these glasses over 6 years ago for the simple design and their delicate, lightweight appearance. They still look beautiful with no etching or scratches (we use biokleen dish detergent). While Margaritas can be served in just about any glass, the traditional Margarita glass has a large, round bowl with a board rim.

FOR BARS, RESTAURANTS AND HOME USE: This 12-piece drinking glass set can be used by bar, pub and restaurant owners. You can also use these stylish medium-sized glasses at home during family dinners, or when you host parties. Regardless, the medium glasses will look amazing! Libbey Polaris 8-Piece Tumbler Set: With a simple but elegant design, these glasses had a lot going for them—save for the curved bases and very tall height (6.25 inches, the tallest of the lineup), which made them feel tippy. This shape directs complex aromas to the drinker’s nose and the short stem encourages heat transfer–making it perfect for brandy, whiskey, and bourbon since these drinks are often served neat and at room temperature. Perfect for…

Aspen 17-Oz. Stemless Red Wineglasses, Set of 12

Moomin Glass Cup– Previous Hop Culture Managing Editor (and golden boy) John A. Paradiso discovered this line of Moomin glassware and immediately fell in love. Using original illustrations from Tove Jansson, the whimsical, delightful glasses can double as a decorative element holding a candle or tealight. Perfect for juice, iced tea, kombucha, or a floral beer, add the Moomin cups to your collection. Vitamin Sea x Hop Culture Teku– The tried and true teku should be on every beer drinker’s shelf. True, this glass isn’t as buzzy as it used to be a few years ago. But, it’s still an elegant, functional beer glass that could be used for your favorite hazy IPAs, fruited sours, rustic farmhouse ales, or really anything with a pronounced aroma. The shapely sides of the teku help accentuate the fragrant smells of any beverage. Plus, the Rastal teku doubles as a very capable wine glass. Today’s young wine industry takes things much less seriously than in years past. The colorful world of natural wine has hit the mainstream and, while many of the wines can look and taste just like traditional, commercial wine, there’s a fun-first approach to drinking and enjoying wine. As such, the standards for serving and presenting wine have changed. Who has the space for an army of “proper” wine glasses? In a pinch, a halfway decent pint glass is sufficient. So don’t sweat the super expensive, hype-fragile glasses.

Firestone Walker Ceramic Mug– Craft coffee has become as much a part of our lives here at the magazine as craft beer. And breweries seem to have the same feeling with many embracing their own coffee roasting program. This means that many breweries are putting out unique coffee mugs alongside their standard beer glassware. So, if you want to be technical, there are probably 50+ different types of glasses. Not just the 15 on this list. Tripping Animals Killer Kölsch Glass– Technically called a stange, a kölsch glass has a tall, narrow body to present the clarity and light carbonation of this beer style. Much like the pilsner glass above, a kölsch glass’ slim body also helps retain the style’s signature delicate head. This version from Tripping Animals is a head above the rest with its killer under the sea graphics. These 15 are essentials that can be used for many things. And really only 4 of them are absolutely required for a home bar. White wine glasses usually have a shorter stem and bowl than red wine glasses because white wine has a lighter flavor profile.The tall and narrow body helps the champagne maintain its carbonation and also makes for an enjoyable aesthetic since you can see the bubbles rise to the top of the glass faster than you can say “this is my 5th glass of champagne”. 13. Bodega Glass The large bowl increases oxidation and directs aromas to the drinker’s nose–helping them access the variety of flavors. White Wine Glass With the Glencairn, the shape of the glass directs the aroma of the bourbon into your nose at the same time as the first sip hits your tongue, making it easier to identify and enjoy the “nose” of the spirit. 12. Champagne Flute Almost every brewery worth their salt has produced one of these at some point. We’ve certainly run the gamut of this glass style including this collaboration with our top brewery of 2019, Vitamin Sea.

Maine Beer Company x MiiR Stainless Pint– For those who love adventuring and the outdoors carrying around a glass just won’t cut it. In fact, you’ll probably cut yourself. Recently, breweries (especially near the great outdoors) have invested in crafting gear with the hiker, biker, canoer, camper, and more in mind. In addition to their own collection of camping mugs MiiR often partners with breweries across the country to create custom lines. Glasses (like the Nude ​​Pure one pictured here) that were larger than 11.25 inches in circumference at their widest point were difficult to hold.The LAV Bodega range brings contemporary design to your kitchen with minimalist and subtle cylindrical silhouettes, as well as decorative, botanical designs that will add on-trend earthy tones to your kitchen. Popular Products from the LAV Bodega Range Our Mutual Friend x Hop Culture Gift of Arrakis– The beer can glass is just fun because there is so much surface area to slap on creative or pop culture-inspired designs. Take for example our new Gift of Arrakis collab glass with Our Mutual Friend. We played off our team’s love of science fiction novels with a deep cut into Dune by Frank Herbert. Lovers of fantasy will immediately want to add this glass to their collection. While our Gift of Arrakis collab was a one off during the Craft Brewers Conference this year you can find plenty of rad versions of this glass from some of our favorite breweries across the country including: Hoof Hearted Coffee Glass Mug–“Glass and coffee” doesn’t really have the same ring to it as “coffee and cigarettes” or “coffee and donuts”. But we’ve seen a few of these glass versions pop up over the past year. Think of these mugs as melding the best of the beer and coffee worlds. Ichendorf Milano Laguna Tumblers (Set of 6): Oh these glasses looked so nice, but sometimes good looks don’t guarantee a good user experience. Testers were puzzled to find that the grooved lines were actually on the inside of the glass (negating any grip they may have lent) and while the little raised edges on the rim were pretty, they were uncomfortable to sip from. Nude Pure Set of 4 Bourgogne Glasses: This style of wine glass is traditionally used for wines with delicate flavors; the larger bowl allows the wine to open up more and the nuanced flavors to rise to the top. And if these glasses had stems, we might have liked them more, but as a stemless glass, they were just too large to comfortably hold—they gave off fishbowl vibes.