@writersroom.boardwalkTwenty distinct beer glasses define European drinking culture, each tied to a specific nation and capacity. France starts the lineup with the Galopin at 125 ml. Germany dominates the list with the Kölsch Stange (200 ml), Altbier Becher (250 ml), Pilstulpe (300 ml), Lidded beer stein (500 ml), Weizen glass (500 ml), and the Willibecher (400 ml). The Netherlands offers the Fluitje (200 ml) and Vaasje (250 ml). Spain contributes the Caña glass at 200 ml. Belgium rounds out the heavy hitters with the Lambic Flute (250 ml), Hoegaarden hexagonal tumbler (250 ml), Chimay chalice (330 ml), Duvel tulip (330 ml), and Kwak glass (330 ml). The United Kingdom features the Half-pint glass holding 284 ml. Austria lists the Seidel or Seiterl at 300 ml. Switzerland includes the Swiss Stange at 300 ml. Italy provides the Teku at 300 ml. The Czech Republic adds the Půllitr at 500 ml. #FoodAndDrink #InfoEditorials

@writersroom.boardwalkTwenty distinct beer glasses define European drinking culture, each tied to a specific nation and capacity. France starts the lineup with the Galopin at 125 ml. Germany dominates the list with the Kölsch Stange (200 ml), Altbier Becher (250 ml), Pilstulpe (300 ml), Lidded beer stein (500 ml), Weizen glass (500 ml), and the Willibecher (400 ml). The Netherlands offers the Fluitje (200 ml) and Vaasje (250 ml). Spain contributes the Caña glass at 200 ml. Belgium rounds out the heavy hitters with the Lambic Flute (250 ml), Hoegaarden hexagonal tumbler (250 ml), Chimay chalice (330 ml), Duvel tulip (330 ml), and Kwak glass (330 ml). The United Kingdom features the Half-pint glass holding 284 ml. Austria lists the Seidel or Seiterl at 300 ml. Switzerland includes the Swiss Stange at 300 ml. Italy provides the Teku at 300 ml. The Czech Republic adds the Půllitr at 500 ml. #FoodAndDrink #InfoEditorials