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Our buyers annually go to the world's largest international tool and hardware show in Cologne (Köln), Germany, and sooner or later each brings home a dozen (or more) of the beer glasses of the region.
The local beer, Kölsch, is brewed only in the Cologne region and must not only conform to the German Beer Purity Act of 1516, but must also be served only in these special slim, graceful 1/5 litre (6.8 fl oz) glasses called stangen (rods).
These are the champagne flutes of the beer world, only 2" in diameter and just shy of 6 1/2" tall. Their appeal comes not only from their history and their classic design, but also from the thin (0.040") sidewall glass; it is like drinking from fine porcelain or crystal. They are suited to any tall, cool drink. With a 3/8" thick bottom, they are both stable and sturdy, yet only half the weight of usual glasses of the same volume.
We have had these under test for over 20 years and find their look and performance to be just right.
Made in Poland.
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Kölsch Beer Glasses
Our buyers annually go to the world's largest international tool and hardware show in Cologne (Köln), Germany, and sooner or later each brings home a dozen (or more) of the beer glasses of the region.
The local beer, Kölsch, is brewed only in the Cologne region and must not only conform to the German Beer Purity Act of 1516, but must also be served only in these special slim, graceful 1/5 litre (6.8 fl oz) glasses called stangen (rods).
These are the champagne flutes of the beer world, only 2" in diameter and just shy of 6 1/2" tall. Their appeal comes not only from their history and their classic design, but also from the thin (0.040") sidewall glass; it is like drinking from fine porcelain or crystal. They are suited to any tall, cool drink. With a 3/8" thick bottom, they are both stable and sturdy, yet only half the weight of usual glasses of the same volume.
We have had these under test for over 20 years and find their look and performance to be just right.
Made in Poland.
