after three camping seasons of listening to "Peachy" lament on how he really needed to cut down on his beer consumption,

Dad made him a beer can holder at the shop at work, it weighed 26 ounces, and it had his name on the side .

It worked , instead of ole Peach pouring two six packs of beer down his craw, he only drank one!,
Dad got orders for three more

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Originally posted by ChuckFinley:
These are the only beer glasses worth having, and a lot of 4 for $10 OBO + shipping is very good. Ravenhead Thumbprint Dimpled Beer Steins

Simple? No. Stable? No. I do have two elegant "Pilsner" (conical shape) beer glasses that I use only on Sunday evenings (or for guests). 0.5L capacity. Like this one, except that mine are larger:

https://www.amazon.com/Schott-...23d84aed4cc177aa7b75

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Pipe Smoker,

I like commercial barware (especially the octagon botton/round top) and the standard British pint glass.

For 'stable', it would be hard to beat the Uncola glass from the '70s. Available on Ebay. It's an inverted coca-cola glass; the base is about 1.5 times as wide as the mouth.

For my "bed beer" (German) I don't like simple or glass. I do like stable so...


note: If it ever does tip over someone is gonna get cut!

Have you considered:

You want simple and stable?

Like this?

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Originally posted by Fredward:
If your beer gets warm you're drinking it too slowly.

not if you are drinking good beer,

let a stout, or a Belgian warm up a bit while drinking,,, tastes amazing



as far as a glass, never had an issue with a standard beer tumbler,

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Originally posted by Nismo:
My favorite beer mug looks similar to this one.

Those extra large Golden Harvest versions are my coffee mugs.

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Originally posted by flashguy:
Doesn't look stable enough to me....

flashguy

You are right. I received these glasses yesterday, and discovered that their bottoms are somewhat more rounded than it appears in the photo. So I set an 8-1/2" Corelle plate upside down on my bed, a cardboard coaster on that, and the glass of beer on the coaster. So my search goes on. Even so, they're nice glasses, and hold a 12 oz beer with plenty of freeboard.

https://m.crateandbarrel.com/can-glass/s430391

Perhaps something like one of the various "commuter" coffee mugs, which have a wide base? The insulated ones would have the added benefit of keeping the beer cold longer.

Perhaps you should consider changing locales and have your beer in the tub instead.



Just a suggestion of course, but it looks beneficial to me.

Or...put one of them in the bed and ask her to hold your beer.

Do you ever slice bread in bed?

Adult sippy cup is what you need.

It’s about time adults got their own sippy cup. After all, an inebriated adult is just as likely to spill their drink as their 2 year old toddler. The beer sippy cup allows you to drink without spilling a single drop while the double insulated tumbler keep your hands dry and beer cold.

https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/adult-sippy-cup/

Get one of these and you are good to go for both the laptop and beer in any glass you want.

https://www.amazon.com/Adjusta...bed+table+for+laptop

Jim

I thought beer came in it's own glass.

I finally found the perfect simple, stable beer glass:

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004...ages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I was looking for a glass with these practical, utilitarian properties:
* Holds a 12 oz beer with freeboard
* Sits stably on my bed
* Easy to wash and dry

But when I received them, I found that they were quite elegant:
* Clear glass with no green tint
* Thin, uniform sides
* Mechanically polished rim

Initially, I was a bit annoyed that I had to buy six when I wanted only two, but after I saw how nice they were I was glad to have six of them.

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Do you ever slice bread in bed?

No, I usually just cut cheese. But "slice" has a much more polished sound.

Mighty Mug is a high tech solution. The bigger the flat non-porous base you choose for your bed, the more stable the mug.

Mighty Mug