types of beer cup

Simply put, it is a glass beer mug with a handle, which is a very common beer mug, and the most common are three kinds:

A Dimpled Mug with a slightly rounded bottom and many large grilles is often described as looking like a grenade.
It has a lot of large squares on the surface, but it has an "Oktoberfest Mug" that does not round the bottom.
A "Tankard" with a smooth surface and a non-rounded bottom (and perhaps even a thicker glass) is a "tankard."

In addition to the above "Dimpled Mug", "Oktoberfest Mug", "Tankard", etc., which are the most common draft beer cup types, there are also many types of draft beer cups mentioned earlier, and now many "with beer cups" are not necessarily made into glasses, such as AOYOSHI.
In addition to the above "Dimpled Mug", "Oktoberfest Mug", "Tankard", etc., which are the most common draft beer cup types, there are also many types of draft beer cups mentioned earlier, and many "beer glasses" may not be made into glasses. For example, AOYOSHI Aoyoshi's "Imitation old double stainless steel beer mug"!

"Pint" is a British unit of measurement, "pint cup" as the name suggests is a cup of capacity just a pint (about 470 ml), and in different shapes, there are three common pint cups:
"Tulip Pint cup" has a cup closed design, is to concentrate the aroma, suitable for drinking Irish Staut and continental lager.
The Conical Pint is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom to release the aroma of hops and yeast, and is suitable for drinking regular Stott, English Ale, English port, pale ale, and Indian Pale Ale (IPA).
The biggest feature of the Nonik Pint cup is the protruding ring design, which is designed to prevent it from slipping and falling out of the corner when held (which is how the cup is named), and is suitable for drinking English Eyre, social (that is, low alcohol) beer.