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Tabletop - Drinkware - Glassware - Pint Glasses- Pilsners [B2B]

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Tabletop - Drinkware - Glassware - Pint Glasses- Pilsners [B2B]

Traditionally, pint glasses have been used to serve beer and cider. Although today, we use pint glasses for tea, water, soda, and beer service mostly. The name "pint glass" refers to the Imperial Pint that is used, still, in the U.K. The Imperial pint is 568 ml of liquid, which is actually about 1.2 US pints. So, if you are looking for a pint glass, know that "pint glass" in the U.S. is a general term for a glass that ranges in liquid capacity from 10 oz - 16 oz. Pint glasses have a conical shape, meaning they are smaller at the bottom and gradually get bigger at the mouth of the glass. Whatever your drink service needs, we have the pint glass for you.

Traditionally, pint glasses have been used to serve beer and cider. Although today, we use pint glasses for tea, water, soda, and beer service mostly. The name "pint glass" refers to the Imperial Pint that is used, still, in the U.K. The Imperial pint is 568 ml of liquid, which is actually about 1.2 US pints. So, if you are looking for a pint glass, know that "pint glass" in the U.S. is a general term for a glass that ranges in liquid capacity from 10 oz - 16 oz. Pint glasses have a conical shape, meaning they are smaller at the bottom and gradually get bigger at the mouth of the glass. Whatever your drink service needs, we have the pint glass for you.