Belgian Tulip BeerGlass, Set of 4

I really like these glasses. They feel sturdy and classy. The only part I don't like is that they only hold 12oz.I use this for a lot of beer tasting events because they retain the aroma really well, and give plenty of room to swirl with about 4oz. Really easy to hold by the stem.

Nice glasses but after using these infrequently over the last couple years they are now cloudy. We have tried several tricks for dealing with this including the most prevalent suggestion I found which is using distilled white vinegar. That had no effect.

overall the glass is great. The only small complaint is the concave bottom. It makes it feel slightly cheap when compared to other glassware. Minor complaint, but I'd certainly buy more.

I have been trying to grow my collection of beer glasses & get away from drinking straight from the bottle or can. The one type of glasses that I was having a hard time finding were good tulip glasses to pour an excellent Belgian dark ale or dubbel into. The tulip glasses are simply elegant, much like the beers I will be pouring into & drinking out of them!These are excellent & are packaged well from the manufacturer. Despite a couple "WARNING: FRAGILE" labels on the original box, it was still sent to me from Amazon in a box with only some air pillows packing material on one end of the box to keep everything from rattling around inside. Thankfully the manufacturer wrapped each glass in some recycled paper & some dense foam as well as lining all 6 sides of the box with more dense foam. Everything arrived intact safely.

Two of the four glasses (that is 50% for you statisticians) had a "bubble" defect in the bowl of the glass. On one of the defects, you can feel the rough edge of the bubble on the inside of the bowl.Other than those prominent defects, it has a nice shape and feel. I am debating whether it is worth the trouble to return for another set given the high probability of defect with this sample. I suppose I can like it 50% of the time and hate it the other 50%? In the meantime, the Timmermans kriek and the Cantillon faro are calling out be be poured right now....This product also comes in a set of six. The glasses were nicely wrapped and protected in the original box which was put inside another box with protective inflatable packaging.

With any amount of head, these are a little small for a 12-ounce bottle of beer, but they're not intended to be big glasses. The pictures show them filled nearly to the brim, but I think that your tasting experience is better if there's more headspace than that. They are medium-weight, which I like. Fine crystal is for wine; beer glasses shouldn't be dainty. I like these for bigger, stronger-tasting beers, which certainly is a fair characterization for some Belgian beers (e.g., a quad versus a Saison). So don't get these just for big Belgian beers. I like these for a barleywine as well as an imperial stout.Of course, it's all a matter of taste. Just my opinion. But these are good glasses for what they're good for. Not expensive and neither dainty nor overly heavy.

These are nicely shaped and sized glasses and wee well packaged. I paid a bit more for the non-seconds (Not Quites). Unfortunately, all 4 glasses have air bubbles. One of them isn't even usable as the bubble is sharp and near the lip. I'd hate to see what the less-than-perfect version looks like when these first quality ones have so many flaws!

I'm not a beer snob, but I wanted to buy Dad something classy for Father's Day. These glasses are very reasonably priced, don't break in the dishwasher and arrived promptly and were well packaged. They don't have any bubbles and each one holds an entire bottle of beer.We drink Belgian brown ale(Palm, delicious) out of them and it's tasty as hell.I wouldn't suggest picking up a set of these if you're a Budweiser Guy, but definitely grab a set if you like to buy the classy mass-produced beers from the grocery store. I'm sure they're good for guys who only drink extra-fancy/expensive beers as well.The seller is kick-ass to work with, too. So if you do get some defects in your glass, just send it back and they'll take care of you... even if you're an arrogant Statistician.