In Reply To #1 I have a growing collection of about 50-60 glasses or so. About half of those are standard pints, the rest are stemmed. I use my Rapscallion snifter for most big beers, but also use my Stone Imperial Russian Stout glass quite a bit. The coolest recent additions have been a Leute Bok glass, which has a stand because the bottom is rounded, looks like a narrow wine glass with the stem broken off. I also got a Dogfish Head oversized Raison D'etre glass, which looks like a red wine glass. For mose Belgian beers, I use my St. Bernardus glass. My strangest piece is my Stroh's chalice, which I can't find a picture of. It seems pretty damn old, and I picked it up at a flea market for $3. I just noticed some cool new glasses on Stone's and Victory's website. Stone Old Guardian glass is very unique, and the Victory Bockbier tankard and Golden Monkey goblets are pretty sweet. I may have to add to my collection. Dogfish glass: http://www.dogfish.com/images/products/RaisonGoblets_lg.jpg Leute Bok glass: http://globalbeer.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GLA017&Category_Code=Bok&Product_Count=0 St. Bernardus: http://globalbeer.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GLA196&Category_Code=Abbey&Product_Count=23 Rapscallion: http://www.concordbrew.com/rapscallion_page.htm Stone IRS: https://www.stonebrew.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=IRSGLASS&Category_Code=specglass

I have a small collection of glassware mostly pints that I bought from breweries or tastings. One or two were "acquired" from a pub I have 2 orientmental steins from my father in law and a mini pint from this years hops fest. My newest is my Chimay Chalice. The strangest glass is a plastic coors light glass shaped like a yard of ale. Why anyone would want a yard of coors light is beyond me. It is a neat conversation piece and sits on the bar. I also have a few mugs. I keep my eyes open for the unusual glass. There are a number of antique shops around my area so it isn't too hard to find something.