Beer drinkers have a lot of options when it comes to styles of beer. But there’s also a lot of choices when it comes to glasses.

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These tall glasses are shaped to accommodate the thick layer of mousse-like head on top of these styles, and hold plenty of beer. Leave envy behind and grab some of these glasses for your own kitchen!

And at Beer Table in Brooklyn, owner Justin Philips features eight styles of glasses for customers to enjoy their brews from, not all of which are traditional beer glasses.

Not all types of beer should go in the same type of glass. Here's how the glass shape can impact the flavor and experience of drinking your favorite ale.

From the tall and flared German hefeweizen glasses to the diminutive snifters best for holding potent barrel-aged treats, it seems like there’s a particular glass for every style of beer.

The nonic glass has a wide opening that allows a lot of the beer’s aroma to dissipate. But that design also makes it easy to chug a pint (~19 ounces in the UK and 16 ounces in the US). Most beer ...

Best Beer Glass for Belgian Styles Libbey. Set of 4. Libbey Craft Brews Classic Belgian Beer Glass. $26 at Amazon $30 (13% off) Designed for the endless varieties of Belgian beer, these wide and short ...

A longtime cult favorite, Rastal’s Teku beer glass is elegant, sturdy, and well suited for drinking pretty much any kind of beverage. Here’s why we love it.

Beer drinkers, will your India Pale Ales taste better from a glass made just for IPAs? German glassware maker Spiegelau is banking on it and has collaborated with breweries Dogfish Head and Sierra ...