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Which beer is served in which glass?

If you want to buy beer glasses, you should primarily focus on the types of beer that will be served. This is because the glass used for the beer plays an important role in real beer enjoyment. Not only are there different glass shapes with different capacities, but the wall thickness of the glass also differs from one glass to another. If the beer is drunk from a bottle, it cannot develop its flavor. This is only possible if the drink is served in a glass designed for this purpose.

Wheat beer, for example, is served in a thicker wheat beer glass without a stem, while the typical pilsner glass is rather bulbous and thin-walled and has a tulip shape.

Wheat beer glasses - 500 milliliters of beer enjoyment

Who doesn't know the typical wheat beer glasses that are a must for every beer garden visit. They are not to be confused with the beer mug for Helles or a handled glass. When you buy wheat beer glasses, you are looking for a rather tall glass with a thick base that opens upwards. This allows the beer to be poured from the bottle or tap without foaming over. On the other hand, the larger opening allows for a more intense taste experience.

Beer mugs - O'zapft is!

With beer mugs, you can create a real beer tent or folk festival atmosphere in your beer garden and outdoor catering area. The solid beer glasses with a capacity of 1,000 milliliters are a must for traditional Bavarian beer enjoyment. If the beer is to be served in smaller quantities, the beer mugs are also available with a capacity of 500 milliliters. They are thick-walled, very sturdy and have a handle. Professionals can serve up to 10 glasses or more at a time at events. Are you looking for other accessories for outdoor catering? Then you will find our large selection for beer garden furniture.

Pilsner glasses - the fine tulips

When looking for the right glass for your beer, sooner or later you will come across the beer tulip. This is the typical pilsner glass with a bulbous goblet that tapers towards the top. After tapping or pouring the beer, the typical Pilsner head forms. It makes the pilsner enjoyment perfect.

Why do you toast with wheat beer at the bottom?

Wheat beer is traditionally toasted at the bottom. Toasting dissolves the yeast that has settled at the bottom of the glass after serving. It is then redistributed in the beer and ensures a balanced taste.

What is a Willibecher?

The Willibecher is a standard German beer glass. It was first put on sale in 1954. The name of this beer glass goes back to Willy Steinmeier. He was sales manager at Glaswerke Ruhrglas AG in the 1950s. The Willibecher can be used for different types of beer and is still widely used for draught beer in catering establishments around the world.

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