The chalice of the jester of Bruges merrily corresponds with the character of this darling and slightly gaga beer - fragrantly, generously, happily. Without further ado.

The glass material itself is rather sturdy – might as well clink a bit with someone dear…

Glass capacity: 0,33 L foam head-accommodating.

Steady for the hand, delicate for the soul. Just like the vows of the Norbertine monks at the Abbey of AVERBODE. All of us here @ kitokie.eu are mostly impressed not only by the philosophical shape of the glass, but also by that clean SILVER rim...

The elegance of good taste, observed even from a lost seagull’s eye view.

Glass capacity: 0,5 L easily, foam head-accommodating.

The new, naughty design and the good, old irony that this new glass is brimming with has won Gold in “Belgium’s Most Beautiful Beer Glass” competition, in July 2020. One might argue that, as beauty contests go, this is all a matter of taste. Yet believe us – in this glass the symphony of DELIRIUM beers reveals itself with ALL the notes, the lips start smacking of their own accord, and the grateful smile is guaranteed.

Moreover: the glass is TERRIFICALLY WELL suited for a generous G&T. Seriously!

Glass capacity: 0,5 L easily, foam head-accommodating.

Well, a serious matter, this one. Kölsch is such an important style of light beer that arguments don’t stand a chance. That’s why THIS KIND of glass. Because, as the merry people of Cologne (Köln) maintain, no kölsch (especially GAFFEL) should prolong its stay in your glass for more than 6 minutes. Otherwise, you’re not worthy of drinking kölsch...

As soon as GAFFEL KÖLSCH arrived in Lithuania, this glass was immediately nicknamed “a cartridge” in sunny Nida. So, when was the last time you went out shooting a bit?

IMPORTANT: glass capacity 0,2 L, foam head-accommodating.

Well, a serious matter, this one. Kölsch is such an important style of light beer that arguments don’t stand a chance. That’s why THIS KIND of glass. Because, as the merry people of Cologne (Köln) maintain, no kölsch (especially GAFFEL) should prolong its stay in your glass for more than 6 minutes. Otherwise, you’re not worthy of drinking kölsch...

As soon as GAFFEL KÖLSCH arrived in Lithuania, this glass was immediately nicknamed “a cartridge” in sunny Nida. So, when was the last time you went out shooting a bit?

SVARBU: taurėje telpa 0,4 L su putele.

A small and dear old BADGER brewery has changed the design of their glassware recently – personally we think, for the even more pleasant way of things.

The typical English Ale-style glass is called “countryside pint” and follows in the hundreds of years of tradition of the English Countryside (well, obviously). In this case – the traditions of Dorset, on the charming seaside.

This glass, much like their famous HOPPING HARE ale, is dedicated to the generous sips, which are full of different kind of hops, full of taste, full of the freshness of sea breeze...

Glass capacity: 0,586 L - Imperial pint (the recipe for this ale is not particularly famous for its foam head...)

A serious beer with a dry (as in hoppy?) sense of humour leaves no doubt as to what is being communicated through THIS colour on the footing of the glass… All with that knowing ironic smile. Which – we have observed – is indigenous to the smart admirers of this calmly bitter beer.

It’s as if that golden double ring on the rim is whispering in collusion: maybe one more each?..

(As we like to say ourselves, from now on the expression “it got to my head” gains new currency in Lithuania…) )

Glass capacity: 0,33 L foam head-accommodating.

The iconic Belgian beer brewing traditions are inseparable from their glass making traditions.

Here, everything is created to serve the purpose. The silhouette and the openness of the “mouth” of the glass – for the taste and aroma of the style of the given House to most completely reveal itself; the length of the stem of the glass – to achieve the optimal temperature midway-tasting, when holding the glass in the hand; even the position of the logo on the side of the glass – usually, according to the viscosity and longevity of the foam head in the glass. (It should be served in a way that the foam head starts at the bottom of the logo and reaches up to the very brim! Belgians like their heads...)

And just so it is with this one. At the iconic family beer brewery DE HALVE MAAN in Bruges; in a glass, balanced wonderfully for their impressive beer tastes to fully reveal themselves.

Let the adventure of STRAFFE HENDRIK begin – not only for your mouth and nose, but also for your eye and mind.

Glass capacity: 0,33 L foam head-accommodating.

In those other, different times, the 7th generation offspring of the beer brewing dynasty, Antoine Bosteels was still studying industrial design, only helping out at the family’s brewery in his spare time. Dad ran EVERYTHING. Ivo Bosteels, one of the most highly respected Belgian brewers, understood and acknowledged his son Antoine’s creative talent early on – not only in design but also in BREWING. It was 1990 rolling by...

This glass is designed by Antoine Bosteels himself. And the mesmerizing TRIPEL KARMELIET beer is his personal creation in beer brewing (following an ancient recipe of Carmelite monks).

As it is known far and wide, if a person is talented, usually it’s not just in one area.

Glass capacity: 0,33 L foam head-accommodating.