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dave submitted a story about how Sam Adams created a beer glass designed to improve the beer-savoring experience:
Wine lovers have long used crystal stemware to help experience the exquisite nose of a French merlot or a frisky Australian vin ordinaire, and now the Boston brewer thinks beer connoisseurs have achieved a similar level of discernment when it comes to appreciating state-of-the-art advances in lager delivery-systems.

According to the company, the new Samuel Adams Boston Lager Pint Glass is the first glass specifically designed to showcase beer as brewers intended.

Sparing no effort, Boston Beer said it recruited "world-renowned sensory experts" to work on the design of a glass that beginning in March, will be sold in packages of four for $30 at www.samueladams.com.

One feature of the new glass is a neck-and-lip design that "helps sustain the head of the beer, which enhances the release of signature Noble hop aromas found in Samuel Adams Boston Lager," the company said.
It looks like someone took a standard pint glass and pinched it in a couple of places. I wonder if it makes a big difference, and if it would benefit a less malty, hoppy beer.



Submitted by dave  |  2 comments

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  • I don't know
    Posted by: junosand on Feb 13th, 2007 | 3:15pm

    I don't think it looks that comfortable to hold. There's no handle. If there's no handle, I usually hold a beer by the middle, but they made it really wide there. I don't know if my dainty hands can handle that. To hold it around the lip is too high and around the bottom is too low.

    Also, Sam Adams blew the two times I had it. Newcastle is still my favorite. The two most common over here are Goldstar (Israel's Budweiser, but darker) and Tuborg (out of Denmark, I believe). Leffe is also popular. A little more expensive, but very good. Canadia's finest.

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      Posted by: niraj on Feb 13th, 2007 | 6:56pm

      It looks like the base is intentionally a bit longer...it's a little hard to tell in the picture...so I think it wouldn't be uncomfortable to grip it below where it curves out on top.

      I think Sam Adams has a Summer Ale that I liked...I had always thought I hate Sam Adams, but there's so many kinds that there's plenty of flavors/variety.