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For a small country, it’s hard to believe the quantity (and quality) of breweries that fills the glasses of the Belgians. Belgian beer glasses differ from those of its neighbor, Germany, in two respects. First, the fill mark is not required by the government of Belgium, so it does not appear on their glasses. Second, is the preponderance of stemmed beer glasses. Not all, but most, Belgian glasses have stems.
The Namur Collection From left to right, "the des Trolls glass, the Biere De Garde glass, the La Rulles glass, the Lindemann's 4-in-1 glass, the Domaine Dupont glass, and the Cuvee Rene' glass. Price $44.75
The Ghent Collection From left to right, the BFM goblet, the Orval goblet, the Moinette goblet, the De Glazen Toren glass, the Geuzeboon glass and the Scalis goblet. Price $45.25
All Belgium glasses are $8.00 unless otherwise marked. The current list is as follows:
| BFM #BFM-1 | The black lizard on a yellow oval makes and interesting and unusual glass decoration |  |
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| Bier de Garde #BG-1 |
A typical, stemmed Belgian glass |  |
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| Biere de Miel #BM-1 | A very colorful label of beer kegs on a glass that sits well in the hand. |
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| Cuvee Rene' #CR-1 | An unusual shape for a beer glass |
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| Cuvee Des Trolls #CT-1 | A frosted goblet with a woodland troll |  |
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| Domain Dupont #DD-1 |
A rare beer tasting glass to the US but used regularly by Belgium to sample different beers |  |
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| De Glazen Toren #GT-1 | A logo with unknown origins decorates a traditional Belgian Glass |  |
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| Framboise Boon #FB-1 | The glass for when she “wants just a little of yours”. Be nice, and give her her own glass. |  |
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| Geuzeboon #GB-1 | Just a tumbler that looks nice also. |  |
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| Kriekboon #KB-1 | For the guy that likes the BIG glass. Attractive and large. |  |
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| La Chouffe #LC-1 | The logo and the text are on both sides but can only be read from one side |
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| La Rulles #LR-1 | Certainly a different style of glas for a Blegian brewery but if feels nice in the hand. |  |
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| Lindemann's 4-in-1 #LN-1 | An unusual glass with the logos of four different Lindemann beers. |
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| McChouffe #MC-1 | They have changed their glass to a wide-mouthed goblet. Same elf logo. |
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| Moinette #MT-1 | A solid Belgian-style glass |  |
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| Orval #OV-1 | An unusual stem with the logo/brand name
on two sides. |
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| Saison Dupont #SD-1 |
Nothing fancy…just a pleasant tumbler. |
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| Scaldis #SC-1 |
A somewhat unusual stemmed glass. |  |
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| Trappistes Rochefort #TR-1 |
The newly redesigned glass has a gold rim and text and a very unusual stem. |
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| Westmalle #WM-1 |
One of the nicest glasses we have ever seen. Besides the tasteful logo, the glass is pseudo-cut with four decorations around the bowl. The name is spelled out around the stem. |  |
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