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Glass Headmaster 425ml x6
Six nucleated Headmaster Conical 425ml pub glasses in toughened glass, right for everything from lager to stout. The nucleated base keeps bubbles lifting for a head that lasts.
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6 Pack Headmaster Conical 425ml Nucleated Beer Glasses.
Headmaster are world's best beer drinking glasses and used in bars and pubs everywhere. Made using toughened glass, these pub glasses are strong and durable, the perfect beer glassware for everything from lager to ales to stout.
Nucleated Headmaster Glasses feature a slightly rough surface on the bottom of the glass which collects the bubbles until they become buoyant enough to be lifted to the top of the glass. This will help serve up the creamiest beer and retains the head until the last mouthful.
A great addition to the home bar.
Specifications
- Volume 425ml
- Height: 145mm
- Diameter: 80mm
- Weight: 295gm each
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What is special about a Headmaster glass?
It is nucleated. A slightly rough patch on the inside base keeps releasing fine bubbles from the beer, so the head keeps rebuilding to the last mouthful. It is the glass behind the bar in pubs across Australia.
Are they only for lager?
No. They suit lager, pale ale, stout and cider. The conical shape and the constant stream of bubbles lift aroma out of any beer.
Will toughened glass stop them breaking?
Toughened glass is far more resistant to knocks and chips than ordinary glass, which is why pubs use it. It is not unbreakable, but these glasses survive everyday use for years.
Is 425ml a good size for home?
It is the classic Australian schooner size. Big enough for a proper pour of a 375ml stubbie with room for the head, and the size many people are used to drinking from.
Should I chill the glass?
We'd rather you didn't. A chilled glass hides flavour. Pouring into a room temperature glass lifts the beer a degree or two, which brings out the malt and aroma, especially in a craft beer.
Monday to Friday, 9-4pm AEST.We normally get back to you within a day—often sooner.
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