Beer Glasses and Beer Steins - Imported from Germany

This beautiful stein was inspired by a 100 year old Thewalt and Paulus antique stein exhibiting three arches and intricate ornamentation throughout the domed shape. We have altered the arches to frame three detailed pewter badges: a crown with dragons resting opposite the handle and a shield flanked by a majestic lion with a scepter adorns both the left and right sides. An ornamental pewter lid sits boldly on top to complete the stein. Limited edition of 5,000 individually numbered pieces.

Stoneware, handpainted raised relief with gold leaf accents. The three raised panels on this stein have been meticulously sculpted and all depict castles commissioned by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. The titles of all three are carefully incised into the stoneware body: Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, and Herrenchiemsee. The background of the stein is a deep midnight blue with white glistening snow highlights. An antiqued pewter lid completes the piece.

A traditional European drinking vessel. This popular item is always an excellent topic of conversation. The secret to drinking from the boot is to point the toe sideways. When the toe is pointed downward, the boot cannot be easily emptied. When the toe is pointed upwards, the liquid flows out of the boot very quickly and uncontrollably, usually spilling all over the drinker. Machine made.

Classic, unlidded, gray salt-glaze stein. Features a beautiful full-color HB lion motif logo. Scroll underneath the logo reads Hofbrauhaus Munchen.

This popular, glassware drinking vessel features the famous HB Hofbr�uhaus M�nchen logo. Beer boots are an excellent topic of conversation. The secret to drinking from the boot is to point the toe sideways. When the toe is pointed downward, the boot cannot be easily emptied. When the toe is pointed upwards, the liquid flows out of the boot very quickly and uncontrollably, usually spilling all over the drinker. Machine made.

Standard 1 pint pub glass is decorated with a pewter shamrock shaped appliqu� with raised IRELAND title.

This stein is a salute to all of Irish descent. It is decorated with a translucent wrap-around emerald motif featuring numerous shamrocks. The claddaugh symbol is on both the left and right side of the stein. A pewter shamrock medallion appears opposite the handle. The pewter lid is also adorned with a relief pewter shamrock motif.

Standard 1 pint pub glass is decorated with a pewter appliqu� with the word SCOTLAND incised on the banner above a shield blazoned with the St. Andrew Cross and the rampant lion of Scotland.

This popular, glassware drinking vessel features an Army emblem decoration. Beer boots are an excellent topic of conversation. The secret to drinking from the boot is to point the toe sideways. When the toe is pointed downward, the boot cannot be easily emptied. When the toe is pointed upwards, the liquid flows out of the boot very quickly and uncontrollably, usually spilling all over the drinker. Machine made.

This popular, glassware drinking vessel features an Marine Corps emblem decoration. Beer boots are an excellent topic of conversation. The secret to drinking from the boot is to point the toe sideways. When the toe is pointed downward, the boot cannot be easily emptied. When the toe is pointed upwards, the liquid flows out of the boot very quickly and uncontrollably, usually spilling all over the drinker. Machine made.

This popular, glassware drinking vessel features an Navy emblem decoration. Beer boots are an excellent topic of conversation. The secret to drinking from the boot is to point the toe sideways. When the toe is pointed downward, the boot cannot be easily emptied. When the toe is pointed upwards, the liquid flows out of the boot very quickly and uncontrollably, usually spilling all over the drinker. Machine made.