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I use Reidel for wine stuffs, Glencairns for my bourbon/scotch, some stackable rocks glasses for various things like whiskey and beer tastings, souvenier brewery goblets and pint glasses for beer. I also have some pint mugs which I really don't find good for anything.

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I use various Reidel glasses and like all of them: (small 4oz) martini, bordeaux wine, cognac, tequila, port. I would not hesitate to buy them again. The Glencairn are great for whiskey. I have bought stuff from Boston Shaker and they are great! For everyday glassware, we stick to the used Bonne Maman preserves jars though. :)

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Danger lurks in this here thread. We generally buy Reidel for wine glasses--good bang for the buck and no one has to cry when they break.

But tumblers, lordy, I have a soft spot for nice tumblers. Missus Monkey and I received some Baccarat tumblers as a wedding gift. They're fantastic. Heavy, thick glass. I'm just terrified to use them...

Finally, this thing has been a game changer for me:

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Can someone recommend to me a good all around beer glass. Preferably one without any beer labels, etc.

I love my Sam Adams Boston lager glass. Obviously that has a couple of beer labels though.

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The two on the right are the ones I'd want to have several of, especially if I objected to beer advertising on my beer glasses...

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