Why this beer glasse earns its place
Most beer glasses are tumblers — sit them on the bar and forget them. The Chef & Sommelier Sequence stemmed beer glasses do something different. The tulip shape narrows at the base and widens at the rim, channelling the aroma toward your nose and giving the beer its best sensory chance. The stem means the glass sits elevated, looks formal, and keeps your hand from warming the liquid. At 370ml (13oz), they're a generous pour — enough for a Belgian, a craft ale, or a substantial session beer.
The rim is laser-cut and flame-polished, which means it's sealed and smooth — no sharp edges, and it rings clearly when you clink glasses. The glass is lead-free and ultra-durable, which sounds obvious but matters: bars and restaurants move glassware hard and fast, and these glasses survive dishwasher cycles without clouding or chipping.
At 180mm tall and 86mm diameter, they're proportioned to look good on the table. The stem positioning — not too thin, not too chunky — means they stack without toppling and feel substantial in hand. This is the glass for establishments where presentation matters as much as speed.
