Every Type of Beer Glass Explained Pt. 1 | On Tap

[@TJBEATSAMV]

Jazz and Beer , two of my favorite things in one video ! I love it !

[@ontapchannel]

I'm glad!

[@vitpham9722]

Good timing, you know a lot of us got beer glasses for Christmas and some we don’t know which beer they are meant for. Thanks!

[@ontapchannel]

Happy to help!

[@latewizard301]

Most my glasses are Tulip pints, I have some Mugs and a seidel (not the Norwegian beer :P) and today I bought an IPA glass with the ribbing and etchings at the bottom, which I really like! And then I got tulips with the stem, which I like to use for beers that are a bit more malty. I'm usually quite picky when it comes to glasses, like if I buy a certain beer and don't have the glass for it, I get disappointed, but that's where the "shaker" or the Tulip pint comes in quite handy. I am on the lookout for a Stein though, and sadly I broke my weizen while enjoying a few more beers than usual 😅

[@ontapchannel]

Definitely, I also use a tulip pint as my misc. glass if no better glassware is available.

[@danielsellers8707]

The Nonic is my favourite; I like the tulip as well but harder to clean all the way to the bottom.

[@ontapchannel]

Yes, I love the 20 oz. nonic for darker cask ales especially

[@mattturner2040]

I heard somewhere that the nonic glass has the bulge to keep the rims of the glasses from hitting each other and getting "nicked", hence the name.

[@ontapchannel]

That would make sense

[@DhanushkaVibeVentures]

Guinness glass with a Guinness beer please

[@cuda5194]

drop the elevator music

[@DesertScorpionKSA]

Apparently, most people don't care about the different types of beer glasses.