How Do You Care For Pilsner Glasses?
A pilsner glass is also known as a pint glass. By no means is it limited to containing pilsners. As can be expected, that’s what it was named for; but in this day and age, it is acceptable to be used to serve almost any light beer. Whether you have a set of your own, work at a bar or have been temporarily entrusted with someone else’s set, you can expect to take greater measures than you would with most of your dishes to prevent damage and ensure good-tasting contents of your pilsner glasses. Find a place to store your glasses. Most light beers are served cold, so the freezer is acceptable–just make sure they are not in a spot where they are likely to break, such as a rack with wide spaces or in front of a heavy item that you withdraw often. If you prefer a more versatile storage method–or if your freezer is too high-traffic an area to be entirely safe–try storing half of them in a cupboard or other out-of-the-way place. Wherever you decide to store them, be sure that they cannot be
