Ultimate Pint - Perfect Pint Glass to Explode Flavors and Maximize Beer Enjoyment - Exclusive Nucleated Hop Leaf Over 100 Points of Nucleation

I have a few favorites, and this glass is now one of them. When I'm looking for a good beer drinking glass, I look for the following features: br>br>Wide open mouthbr>br>Thick Constructionbr>br>Nucleation Sites (little things at bottom that make continuous bubbles)br>br>Cleans Easybr>br>This glass has all of these features, as well as a cool logo that says "Be Hoppy. " Why not? Everyone, especially when drinking beer, should be a little hopped up. I haven't tried this beer with any other types of beer yet, but I'm confident it won't disappoint. I've washed it a few times and it's very easy to clean. The nucleation sites on the bottom are shaped like a hop leaf and release bubbles continuously while I drink to keep the head in place. The bottom is thick, so your hand doesn't transfer much heat to your beer, and the mouth is wide, so you can let those hops out. Beers with a high alcohol content should be allowed to breathe and open up. Unlike other beer glasses I own, this one fits my hand comfortably. I've gone over all of the benefits, so now it's time to go over the disadvantages. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>br>Have to buy another to matchbr>br>Have to buy more beer to keep testing glassbr>br>Overall, this is an awesome glass, and I highly recommend it if you are looking for a great beer drinking glass. br>br> Cheers!.

Nash Lynn

| Dec 14, 2021

I loved the Spiegelau IPA glasses, and I used them for about two years. The Spiegelau's glass may be thin, but it is more durable than most people believe. They both shattered, however, after two unlucky drops. I wanted to try something new, and the Ultimate Pint glass has proven to be a great choice. It's a similar shape, so it still promotes a good beer head and maximizes flavor (or so they claim), but it also has a more durable, less delicate feel in your hand. My favorite difference is that when I wash this glass, I can get the sponge all the way to the bottom, which I couldn't do with the Spiegelau, and it never seemed to get completely clean at the bottom.

Maci Bell

| Sep 12, 2021

All of the claims made by this glass were read to me. It's supposed to let more of the beer's aromas shine through. It's thicker at the bottom, according to legend, in order to keep it colder for longer. There's also some strange nucleation etching that I swear doesn't make sense. Until I tried drinking one of my favorite IPAs from these glasses. Perhaps it's a placebo effect, or perhaps it's both. However, it adds to the enjoyment of my beer. br>Beer drinkers will love these glasses. They're ideal as a present. br>These glasses are very sturdy and can hold the entire beer can. Puts a fantastic head on it, allowing you to fully appreciate the aroma and flavor. And the nucleation point is what keeps it carbonated. It's also pretty entertaining to watch as you get more inebriated. You must drink from this glass if you enjoy beer. Period.

Nova Brock

| Mar 29, 2021

They mentioned that they were looking for some new glass for Christmas, so the hunt began. br>br>When I saw these, I knew they were exactly what I needed. The shape is ideal, and the etching of "Be Hoppy" is adorable. I'm not sure what nucleation is, but the bottom of the glass appears to be etched. Let's hope it works! br>br>I'd like to mention the packaging as well. There was no plastic to be found. There is a small cardboard box with these cups. Perhaps the majority of people are unconcerned, but I prefer to be environmentally conscious. cautious. br>br>I would strongly suggest these cups to anyone.

Kayson Daugherty

| Nov 12, 2021

) I was intrigued by the glowing reviews for this glass. It's been a week since I've received it. In a nutshell, I think it's fantastic! It's a good fit for my hand, and the shape appeals to me. The flavors are brought together nicely by the tulip head. I have a couple of stemmed beer glasses that I like and have been using, but they are more delicate and I'm afraid of breaking them. They're also more difficult to put through the dishwasher because they stick up and are more likely to get caught or broken due to their added height. This one has a solid feel to it and is simple to clean in the dishwasher. I'm going to order a few more. I highly recommend it, and I've been putting it through its paces with various beer styles as a selfless sacrifice to help others. Cheers!.

Ariana Franco

| May 15, 2021

br>br>I can't speak to the durability because I haven't dropped it, but I can say that this is the first beer glass I've ever owned where I could just drunkenly dump a beer in it (do that with this glass, and you'll end up with zero head) and it wouldn't overflow. br>br>Even if you just dump it in, the head stops right at the rim of the glass. This is the glass to give to a friend who has never poured a beer before. br>br>It also FEELS solid, but I'm not sure it'd survive the fate of my poor tulip glass. br>br>In general, we've had a lot of fun together so far. I'd order a new one right away if I broke it.

Nelson Roth

| Dec 23, 2021

We're having so much fun with it that I thought this glass would make a wonderful present for him. And boy, was I correct! Prior to receiving this glass, I had never heard of nucleation points. The bubble, or "head" as we call it in Virginia, is essentially what it is. When you pour a regular glass of beer, there is a small amount of head that dissipates after a few tastes. The etched hop leaf in the bottom of this glass creates a constant stream of small bubbles throughout the entire glass of beer, never allowing it to go flat. It also traps the aroma of the beer in the glass, ensuring a great aroma every time. There are other glasses of this design available, but none with the bottom etched. Try it and you'll be amazed at how different your beer tastes. I intend to buy the entire set at some point.

Elora Delgado

| Jan 02, 2022