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The standard pint glass is wrong for beer! Find the right beer glasses to help you enjoy this complex, historical drink even more.

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The radius of real-world glasses is not always progressively smaller, however—they often have a curved S shape, as seen from the side. This distinguishes them from a perfect beer glass.

Why? Because the shaker pint shares similar qualities with the weizen and pilsner glasses: they’re tapered, cylindrical and can accommodate thick-headed beers.

Meanwhile, beer fans on Reddit shared some other reason pint glasses can be different shapes. "The shape of the glass can do A LOT to help accentuate certain parts of the beer," one user explained.

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There will always be variations from one beer to the next, but generally speaking, you should expect to see a decent layer of froth at the top that remains for the duration of the beer.