Fat Tire.....Better in a Can?

Can we all at least agree that regardless of container, it tastes best poured in a glass?

Yes. But the next question is "What kind of glass?"
I recommend CLEAN ones.

Yep, clean is important. One local bar here does not clean their glasses well and you can always smell the soap/dishwater while you're drinking the beer.

I really just prefer standard pint glasses, but would like to get some of the specialty ones designed for specific styles. Unfortunately I have no more room in my cabinets so that will have to wait.

same problem here. I have found that the Sam Adams specialty glasses work well as a good multipurpose glass. It's a little gimmicky, but the laser etching, IMO, really does work.

I prefer Fat tire in the growler. So I guess that's another vote for glass.

I do want to try one of these.

Etchings in the bottom of the glass FTW.

Besides the Sam Adams glasses, I had seen a friend who had a budweiser one which had the Bud Eagle etched into the bottom of the glass. It was freaking sweet. I think he picked it up at the brewery in st louis.

I had a Miller lite Glass (just broke it last week ) that the etching was the Miller Lite logo. made the beer have that "crispness". I have a couple more bud light glasses that have etchings in a "swastika" shape thats really cool

Drinking again for the Third Reich, are you?

Love me some Paulaner and I am from German heritage so. Yeah.

FYI I got those for the $5 all you can drink $1 refills at Joes a couple years back during march madness....so talk to stan clark about that...

It's well know that Stan Clark is a Nazi...

I have a Joe's cup from a $1 Joe's cup night back in college that has a melted spot in the bottom that creates bubbles. So I guess you could say I have a cup with etching in it.

A few months ago during a trip to England, we hit a Belgian cafe one night (The Belgian Cafe, ironically, in Eastbourne) and ended up drinking Kwak in the tradtitional Kwak glass/stand. It was a great brew, and I am searching for it in Tulsa. McNellie's has it, but not sure if they serve in the Kwak glass (I suspect not).

http://www.forbes.com/sites/sap/2012/08/10/bottle-or-can-the-great-beer-debate-rages-on/

Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't met an Oktoberfest that I haven't liked, so I'm sure Ayinger will not disappoint. Will be on the lookout.

What is the dates that its out? (at work so can't look at website)