The traditional dimpled glass pint tankard is usually associated with old men wearing flat caps – but the chunky-handled beer jug is now proving a big pull among pub-going hipsters. In the early ...

From tankards to the nonik glass, 10-sided glass, and today's schooner, we've looked into the rise of the pint - check out some of the fascinating facts we've found along the way... In 1698 an Act ...

Someone orders a pint of bitter at the bar. What is it served in? A glass tankard. With handle. And distinctive dimples. To some, they resembled a sort of glass grenade. You might call it a pint pot.

There are practical considerations too. “Tankards are easier to hold if you are standing in a pub and chatting. A pint jug also keeps the beer cooler for longer, because you are not holding the ...

Steins are a bizarre piece of beer glassware, often holding almost double the amount of liquid as the classic pint. In fact .

REAL ale fans are frothing at a campaign group for ditching its traditional tankard logo to appeal to younger drinkers. CAMRA’s new branding features a silhouette of a modern pint glass ...

"Yes, it has a Western theme," the old buckaroo Clary confirms, sipping Bourbon from a pint tankard. The revered comic – who recently featured as part of the series 16 line-up of C4’s ...

While a pint of Guinness in Dublin will probably be 30 cent more expensive on average at €7.20. The new stout will be served in traditional, old school tankard glassware. Described as a ...