Vintage Set 4 COORS Tall Beer Glasses GOLD Trim Pilsner FLUTED

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Vintage Set 4 COORS Tall Beer Glasses GOLD Trim Pilsner FLUTED:
$13.00

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Vintage Set 4 COORS 7 1/4 Tall Beer Glasses GOLD Trim Pilsner FLUTEDYou are Buying AS-IS
These belonged to my parents and were found in their estate belongings after my mother\'s passing last year.
I remember these since my childhood (now 49) and they were always sitting in a curio of my mothers collecting dust.
I imagine at one point they were used, but I don\'t think they were used much.
Gold print on glass\"Brewed with Pure Rock Mountain Spring Water\"\"COORS\"\"Fine Light Beer\"\"Adolph Coors Company Golden Colorado\"Pilsner Glass

Despite the name, Pilsner glasses are great for any light or medium bodied lager, such as Helles, Vienna, Dortmunder, and of course, Pilsner. The fluted shape of the glass promotes head retention and allows the delicate aromatics of lager to be released. They are also designed for drinkers to take large, refreshing gulps. Prost

Size matters

When drinking beer, the size of the glass matters. As the strength of the beer you are drinking goes up, the size of the glass you are drinking it from should go down. The reasons for this are pretty obvious. First, you generally drink strong beers in smaller portions, so you want the glass to be full at that portion size. That way, you aren’t drinking your 6 oz. tasting of English Barleywine as a thin film spread across the bottom of a 2 liter German boot, although that would be pretty awesome. Second, in big glasses, gravity aids in getting the beer to your mouth quickly. When taking a sip of that refreshing pilsner, as you tilt that long, tall glass up into the air, there’s a lot more beer being pulled towards your mouth. This accelerates the beer and makes taking big, satisfying sips easier. Try doing that with the English Barleywine and it will be half gone by your second sip. And since the Barleywine is likely two to three times the strength of the Pils, you’ll be half gone too!

Shape matters too

As you most likely already know, there’s a wide variety of shapes for beer glassware.

Usually the shape of the glass will highlight the defining feature of the beer that should go in it. With wheat beer glasses, for example, the tall, thin, lower portion of the glass highlights the striking color of the beer, while the bulbous top portion leaves plenty of room for a large fluffy head of foam. The overall size of the glass also makes it easy to drink large, thirst-quenching sips.

Glasses that curve inwards toward the top, such as snifters and tulips, focus beer aromas at the rim of the glass. This is perfect for beers with complex noses, like Belgian Tripels or Imperial Stouts. (reference - CraftBeerTemple.com )

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