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     • Beer mugs are dimpled to prevent the glass from slipping out of the fingers when washing them in a washing-up bowl. The design of the glass is also intended to enhance its strength, making it more resistant to frequent manual washing. These design features were particularly important in the past when manual washing was the norm.
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   Why do beer mugs have a dimple?

   • The design of the dimple, which seems particularly suited to reflecting and refracting the colour of amber beers, such as classic British ales, may have been inspired by the glass beer mugs with a flat hexagonal faceted exterior manufactured in Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1920s and/or early 1930s.

   More notes towards a history of the beer mug - Zythophile

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   What is a British dimple mug?

   • Long ago, the British dimple mug fell out of fashion in its homeland, but it is growing in popularity in the United States. With recent growth in lager production in the craft beer industry, breweries, media outlets and retailers often use a dimple when depicting lager styles of beer. However, more often than not, it’s the British dimple mug.

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   Do beer glasses have a dimple?

   • Continental beer glasses with a dimple began to appear in catalogs as early as 1878, and are identified with the word “Kugel” (more on that below). Varying styles include the dimple. Perhaps most recognizable would be the Mass (you know, that big glass mug people hoist at Oktoberfest).

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   What is the difference between a Tübinger and a dimple mug?

   • The shape of the British dimple mug is nearly straight-sided, while the Tübinger has greater curvature. It also has circular dimples, though English versions include circular and square-ish dimples with rounded corners. The Tübinger also has a line separating the dimpled section of the mug from the flat, upper portion.

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   Why do beer bottles have dimples?

   • Modern drinkers cared little for the reasoning behind the traditional dimples. (Depending on who you believe, either to reduce the amount of glass used, or make them easier to wash up.) They weren't bothered that the handle of the glass was supposed to make the beer remain slightly cooler. And publicans were happy with the change.

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   Did a pub still serve beer in a dimple?

   • The dimple had much competition: even in 1938, many pubs still served beer in the pottery mugs that George Orwell praised in his “Moon Under Water” essay about his ideal pub, from the Evening Standard in 1946.

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   Nov 24, 2020 · With recent growth in lager production in the craft beer industry, breweries, media outlets and retailers often use a dimple when depicting lager styles of beer. However, more often than not, it’s the British dimple mug.

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   The beer mug is not immune to the changing fad of beer glasses. The makers of the first dimpled beer mugs reasoned that the dimples refract more light, making the pale amber liquid more attractive to the drinker to veer away his attention to the bitterness of the beer.

5. zythophile.co.uk › a-short-history-of-beer-glassesA short history of beer glasses - Zythophile

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   Jun 29, 2007 · The classic dimpled pint beer glass. A variation, the “waisted” thin-walled pint glass, which pulled the rim in slightly to avoid the possibility of “nicks” , has been take up most enthusiastically by stout brewers, and as a result since the 1970s it has become the classic Irish/Guinness pint glass.

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   The dimpled mug, also known as the handled mug or the English pub glass, is a classic and iconic glassware for serving beer. Its unique design, with a dimpled exterior and a sturdy handle, not only adds aesthetic appeal but also offers practical benefits such as better grip and durability.

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   One of the primary reasons German beer mugs have dimples is to provide a secure grip. The dimples, also known as “hobnails” or “thumbprints,” create a textured surface that prevents the glass from slipping out of your fingers, especially when your hands are wet or the glass is chilled.

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   Apr 29, 2014 · The North Bar in Leeds has been serving all its real ale in dimpled mugs since 2000. Director Christian Townsley says part of the pint glasses' appeal was their heritage.

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   Mar 28, 2015 · The design of the dimple, which seems particularly suited to reflecting and refracting the colour of amber beers, such as classic British ales, may have been inspired by the glass beer mugs with a flat hexagonal faceted exterior manufactured in Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1920s and/or early 1930s.