From tradition to modernity, the cultural revelation of German beer glasses

German black beer, this highly acclaimed beer, has a specially designed glass for drinking - a tall glass, also known as Kelch. This type of Wine Glass is quite similar to Pils Tulpe, with a capacity of exactly 0.3 liters. Its sturdy support feet not only enhance the stability of the cup, but also bring a unique elegance and enjoyment to the drinker.
A glass with thick walls and a slight concave at the rim is an ideal choice for tasting Exportbier beer.

Export beer, as a type of beer brewed using a lower fermentation process, has a rich and mellow taste perfectly presented in its cup-shaped design. The slightly concave rim and thick wall design allow tasters to fully experience the delicate layers and unique flavor of beer while drinking.

In the scorching summer, why not try a glass of Berliner Wei ß beer with added syrup? Its sweet and sour taste is sure to bring you a cool and refreshing experience.
This bowl shaped container is designed specifically for holding Berlin white beer, with a moderate capacity of approximately 0.3-0.5 liters. It is also suitable for blending beer mixed drinks. The spacious design of the cup mouth allows carbon dioxide to quickly dissipate, resulting in a softer and smoother taste when consumed.
The most classic Beer Glass in Germany is undoubtedly the ceramic beer glass, also known as Krug. This glass has been widely circulated in the German speaking region since the 16th century and has become a symbol of German beer culture.

On the streets and alleys of Munich, there is a dazzling array of ceramic beer glasses in boutique stores, each with a unique pattern, showcasing the beer culture of the city.

In addition, among many beer cups, the German beer cup that countrymen often see is particularly eye-catching, and its capacity is usually relatively spacious.
This German beer mug not only has a spacious capacity, but also has a unique design. Some of them come with delicate lids, while others do not. A beer mug with a lid, usually made of metal or wood and carved with exquisite patterns. This design originated from the period when the pestis was rampant in Europe. In order to ensure the hygiene and safety of drinking, people put a lid on the beer cup.
Nowadays, most of the beer glasses we commonly use are made of glass material, with varying capacities. Common sizes include 500ml and 1000ml. In China, this type of beer cup is usually referred to as a "draft beer cup", abbreviated as "zha".

This type of beer glass, with thick walls and empty cups appearing heavy, has gained widespread recognition and popularity in China after serving as the main container for beer in beer festivals for many years.

During the festive gathering, Germans also have a unique beer cup, Stiefel beer boots, which is amazing.
This unique Stiefel beer boot has an interesting origin hidden behind it. In the distant past, a general once made a promise to his troops that once they achieved victory, he would drink wine with his boots and share it with his comrades. The war finally won, and the general kept his promise by ordering craftsmen to create a pair of glass boots, celebrating the victory with his comrades in a unique way. Nowadays, this beer boot has become a great companion for festive gatherings, allowing people to taste beer while also experiencing the unique charm of that legendary story.

Since then, soldiers have followed suit and started using boot shaped beer glasses to celebrate victory, avoiding foot odor and saving precious beer.

In addition, there is a unique way of drinking at gatherings of young people in countries such as Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. They use a large wine glass and take turns drinking. When someone reaches a specific mark on the glass, they must drink the remaining wine in one go.

With the increasing variety of beer on the market, people are becoming more interested in exploring the taste of fresh beer. In this context, various unique wine glasses have emerged one after another, like mushrooms after rain.