In this woodturning video, I transform an Australian mallee burl into a beer glass. The burl is enhanced with 30-min epoxy resin and mica pigments for added color before being cast with deep pour ...

Beer lovers across the country are only just discovering the real reason behind the mysterious bulge that appears on many pint glasses - despite it being a decades old tradition.

GRGCF Dutch brewery giant Royal Swinkels intends to wind up production at its craft Brouwerij De Molen in the Netherlands, amid rising competition and declining local beer consumption.

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.

How much does the shape of a glass influence the beer's ability to stay cool? That's precisely what Cláudio Pellegrini, professor of thermal and fluid sciences at the Federal University of São João ...

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Dutch brewer Royal Swinkels buys beer business in Georgia Royal Swinkels, the owner of brands including Bavaria and De Hoom, has agreed to pay around $63m for the assets. November 13, 2024 ...

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One of the sadly neglected problems in modern science is the question of how best to keep beer cool once it has been poured into a glass. Now one scientist has come up with a novel solution by ...

Beer glasses are too big, scientists say — here’s why they want to shrink down the traditional pint By Brooke Steinberg Published Sep. 18, 2024, 4:27 p.m. ET ...

Yoho Brewing Co.'s "slow beer glass" and a 350-milliliter can are seen in Tokyo on July 16, 2024. (Mainichi/Ayane Matsuyama) TOKYO -- A major craft beer brewer in Japan has unveiled its uniquely ...