Where to get stein glass?

by the way, ive a heap of them but they are the stupidist things ever as you never use them as unbottling beer 1L at a time is just daft.

I have some 0.5L versions of them and they are good, and because they are real heavy glass if you freeze them they are great for a frosty beer on a hot summers day !

I saw some tankard/stein type glasses in Aldi last year or the year before and I got a few but I haven't seen any since.

Deleted User wrote: »

Dunnes have them as previously mentioned. Comes with a beer called eichbaum, costs €7.

never heard of it, but its seemingly a popular beer in Mannheim and when it hit difficulties in the 90s the SAP millionaire owner Dietmar Hopp stepped in and saved it.
like a lot of beers in Germany, you'd not see it beyond the immediate locality.

That of course rises the important question, does Mr Hopps Bundesliga football club Hoffenheim serve his beer, but aparantly they dont and serve Bitburger instead - and at €3.20 for 0.4L at a fairly reasonable cost (did I hear beer is €6.50 or €7 at irish music festivals nowadays??).

appolgies for the tangent, but if you have an irrational need for a knobbly beer glass, then you'd understand my irrational need to research beer trivia

On a kind of a similar topic, anywhere in Dublin where you can buy Nucleated beer glasses, preferably chalice type, half pint, like the Stella ones?

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

like the Stella ones?

There are several stella ones in my house, they must be free with bottles or something, definitely not swiped from pubs anyway.

Thanks to all for the replies, appreciate the response.

Think the " few euro in the tip jar" might be the option.

Thanks again.