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Old 08-24-09, 11:38 AM   #1
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Default Blasphemy! UK plans to replace pint glasses with plastic

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8217775.stm

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Neil Williams from the association said he was concerned that drinkers would notice a drop in quality.

"For the drinker, the pint glass feels better, it has a nice weight and the drink coats the glass nicely. That's why people go out for a drink, to have a nice experience."
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Old 08-24-09, 12:07 PM   #2
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Dont forget that glass is nearly infinatly recycable as well

Wait this doesent have anything to do with Finnish Beer Botles does it
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Old 08-24-09, 04:06 PM   #3
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a shame.

I have three types of glasses at my home

Crystal weizen type glasses (pint)
Whiskey Tumblers
and pint Mugs

i always have at least 2 of each type frozen.

the Weizen glasses are for any of my wheat beers, where i really want to savor the color and scent of the beer.

the whiskey tumblers, i enjoy Dissaronno Amaretto almost exclusively

pint mugs, mainly for american beers, or any particularly dark beer...

plastic cups are for broke college boys.
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Old 08-24-09, 04:12 PM   #4
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The bars that have a problem with people smashing gasses in each others
faces don't tend to be the classy kind of establishment where one can relish
the authentic feel of real glass. I have no problem if hey are required to use
plastic.
Some of the rougher places near me already do.
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Old 08-24-09, 04:14 PM   #5
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All my beer mugs and glasses are pint sized. the size beer is ment to be drank in.
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The bars that have a problem with people smashing gasses in each others
faces don't tend to be the classy kind of establishment where one can relish
the authentic feel of real glass. I have no problem if hey are required to use
plastic.
Some of the rougher places near me already do.
this i could agree with.

if your in that type of drinking environment - chances are you dont give a damn about the decorum.
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Old 08-24-09, 04:37 PM   #7
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Luckily we have our beer in glass thingies.
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