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January 23, 2012
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What type of beer glass should I use for Sam Adams Boston Ale?
Personally, I find drinking from a Beer Bottle takes away the experience of drinking the beer.
With that said, what type of beer glass should I use for American ales? Specifically Sam Adams Boston Ale?
Thanks!
You are so right – an open faced glass or mug is the proper way to drink liquid bread.
I prefer the Imperial Pint shape myself, as shown in the link below, but any glass will do.
http://www.truebeer.com/Beer-Glass-Types_ep_22-1.html
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