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Question About Pint Glasses


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My wife picked these up today at a garage sale.

They told here they were from the UK

I said I'd ask my Buddies over there if they knew anything about them.

Pics are crap, but its got some sort of crown and clover on it?

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Yup, that's just a bog-standard pint glass - and the crown verifies that it is indeed a full pint and not something slightly smaller. I think it's an offence to serve beer in a glass that hasn't got this mark.

The glass is of the style we call a "sleever". The one you have is for girlies - note the bulge about two-thirds from the bottom, designed to prevent the glass falling through the gripping hand. Real men use a straight glass (without the bulge) and rely on their grip to guide the foaming ale to the quaffing-hole. :drunken_smilie:

Down South you can also find the other standard English beer-drinking utensil - the tankard. These are fairly girly too, which you can tell by the headless nature of the beer within. Or could that be lager? :icon_puke_l:

Real men drink real beer from these. :grommit:

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