Note: Each glass is not necessarily relegated to only one style of beer, and each style may vary a bit – goblets, in particular, can come in a variety of shapes, some more "squatty" than others.

This wide-mouthed glass is designed to help a beer maintain head, and allows the drinker to take deep sips. Goblets are more delicate, with a longer stem, while chalices are heavier and have ...

In general, different beer glasses are designed to maintain the head of their respective beers, where the aroma is stored. Goblets and chalices are no different, their typically wide mouths ...

No, seriously: The ability to take “big sips” is why you use a goblet with heavy, high ABV beers, according to beer expert Bruce Glassman. With thick glass to hold in the cold, the Nonic is ...

Similarly, if you have a Belgian IPA, consider pouring it into a goblet to allow for ... below to see which type of glass is perfect for your favorite beer.

These glasses use an embedded wall of ice to ... a glass with a picture of Do Ho on the side or a thick-walled goblet that reads "Beer Drinkers Are Better Lovers."* Like old-school Pyrex, the ...

Belgian breweries have long touted specific glasses for specific style of beer — flutes and snifters for lambics and gueuzes, chalice-style goblets for dubbels and tripels. Tulips and Willi Becher ...