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Beer thread, what you drinkin..

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How may different types of beer glasses do you guys have?

In my house, 4 each of the following styles:

Belgian tulip glass

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Stout / porter glass:

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Pilsner glass:

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American pint glass:

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British pint glass:

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I'm still missing dedicated Hefeweizen glasses and skinny Kolsch style glasses.
 
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You need a tankard! Especially if you drink chilled beer as the handle stop you from warming up your beer :)

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I drink from the can or bottle ( slutty I know ) but own all of the above apart from a Pilsner glass . I know the flavour importance of the 'head' on a beer, I personally use it as a palette cleanser every so often dipping my finger and scooping a little to rebalance my taste buds, obviously being slutty and drinking out the can buggers that up.
 

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I drink from the can or bottle ( slutty I know ) but own all of the above apart from a Pilsner glass .

I drink tall boys (32 oz) and Mexican beers from the can/bottle.

No point in putting on airs when eating street tacos and drinking Modelo.

As for the 'good stuff', I keep my ales in the garage so they don't get too cold. It's proper cellar temp in the winter. Lagers and pilsners I keep in the fridge.
 
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I drink tall boys (32 oz) and Mexican beers from the can/bottle.

No point in putting on airs when eating street tacos and drinking Modelo.

As for the 'good stuff', I keep my ales in the garage so they don't get too cold. It's proper cellar temp in the winter. Lagers and pilsners I keep in the fridge.
Good man.. I too enjoy my beer at the appropriate temperature as well, roughly.. Moral of the story is don't over chill ale . That's a no no and reason enough for me to excommunicate a brother.
 
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It's almost as bad as putting ice in whiskey.
Damn straight! In some Malts and the like I will add a teaspoon full of spring water . Asking for spring water and a tea spoon when I was out ( I used to leave the house :D) cause some issues in certain establishments:D
 

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