Enjoy your favourite craft beer in this specially designed Luigi Bormioli Birrateque glass, created to emphasise the aroma, flavour and mouthfeel of your beer. Developed from the results of rigorous studies with Centro Studi Assaggiatori, an international specialist of sensory analysis in food and beverage. Designed to be light and elegant, these glasses gather foam in a fine layer, enhance specific aromas, and bring to light the full spectrum of aromas within beer. They're also filled with edgy style, with their long stems and tulip-shaped bowls. Best of all it is branded with our Beer Cartel logo. Features of this glass: Made in Italy. Made with Luigi Bormiolo's ‘SON.hyx’ glass formula for ultra clarity. Glass is totally transparent and will remain so for over 4,000 industrial dishwasher cycles. Distributes the beer more widely across the mouth, not just to the centre of the tongue. Allows beer to flow slowly into the mouth avoiding any turbulence, so t…
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Enjoy your favourite craft beer in this specially designed Luigi Bormioli Birrateque glass, created to emphasise the aroma, flavour and mouthfeel of your beer. Developed from the results of rigorous studies with Centro Studi Assaggiatori, an international specialist of sensory analysis in food and beverage. Designed to be light and elegant, these glasses gather foam in a fine layer, enhance specific aromas, and bring to light the full spectrum of aromas within beer. They're also filled with edgy style, with their long stems and tulip-shaped bowls. Best of all it is branded with our Beer Cartel logo. Features of this glass: Made in Italy. Made with Luigi Bormiolo's ‘SON.hyx’ glass formula for ultra clarity. Glass is totally transparent and will remain so for over 4,000 industrial dishwasher cycles. Distributes the beer more widely across the mouth, not just to the centre of the tongue. Allows beer to flow slowly into the mouth avoiding any turbulence, so t…
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