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With curves to die for and an elegance to match, the Rastal Teku 3.0 captured us from the start. Some may shy away from stemmed beer glasses thinking they're a little too dainty, but take a moment to set aside your bias and give this gorgeous glass a chance. The thin rim makes each sip pleasant and allows the focus to be on the beverage, without having to navigate a thick wall of glass. The Rastal Teku no doubt gives the highest amount of satisfaction for each beer tested, not only making it the overall tastiest to drink from but also very versatile. We enjoyed pilsners, stouts, and IPAs from this glass that creates a delicious and pleasant drinking experience with any beverage you pour into it. If you're into interesting and flavorful brews, this is the glass to serve them in. We don't shy away from serving our guests a hard cider in this glass, either.
This is a refined glass that lands decidedly on the craft beer side of the market. It's not the best beer glass for brews on the tailgate or to accompany yard work. Hesitation to pour someone their fifth beer in this glass is warranted, too. Though the petite design and thin walls do add elegance, it also makes the glass prone to breakage, an especially worrisome ordeal when trying to get a dish sponge into the dimple in the bottom of the glass's reservoir. Overall, though, this glass shows its appreciation for the beer and the beer drinker better than any other we tested.

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This beer glass beloved by enthusiasts has an angular bowl and a delicately flared lip that can improve the drinking experience. It’s voluminous enough to hold an entire 12-ounce can or bottle of beer.

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Why We Love the Teku Beer Glass

If you've ever been out for a drink across the pond, chances are you've come across this style of drinkware at the pub. American bars and breweries tend to favor the shaker glass over the pub pint, which makes this model feel unique and well-traveled. The bulge was meant to keep stacked glasses from sticking together and to save the lip from chipping/nicking &#40;hence the nickname "nonic"&#41;. The bulge also allows for more beer surface area to interact with the air when tipped, which seems to open the beer back up with each tilt. This adds added sensory experience, mostly in the nose. Altogether, the Luxu 20-Ounce Pint is a great value for those wanting to get away from the mundane shaker.
Though some may love the larger size of this glass compared to American pints, it could be intimidating to others, especially those particular about how a typical 12-ounce can look in this glass. One other thing to mention is a slight wobble that came with one of the glasses. The bottoms of these glasses are non-recessed, so if the bottom isn't perfectly level, wobbles may ensue. If that isn't a deal-breaker, then we would consider these a great alternative to your standard American pint. 

If you've ever been out for a drink across the pond, chances are you've come across this style of drinkware at the pub. American bars and breweries tend to favor the shaker glass over the pub pint, which makes this model feel unique and well-traveled. The bulge was meant to keep stacked glasses from sticking together and to save the lip from chipping/nicking &#40;hence the nickname "nonic"&#41;. The bulge also allows for more beer surface area to interact with the air when tipped, which seems to open the beer back up with each tilt. This adds added sensory experience, mostly in the nose. Altogether, the Luxu 20-Ounce Pint is a great value for those wanting to get away from the mundane shaker.
Some may love the larger size of this glass compared to American pints. Others may find it intimidating, especially those particular about how a typical 12-ounce can look in this glass. Another factor to consider is that one glass had a slight wobble. The bottoms of these glasses are non-recessed, so if the bottom isn't perfectly level, wobbles may ensue. If that isn't a deal-breaker, you'll find the Luxu is a great alternative to your standard American pint. 

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