Why do we drink with the mug and the pilsner cup

The Mug is the most widely used beer mug in the world. It is characterized by its large, heavy, thick handle. The beer mugs are unusually thick and solid. When you clink it, you can rest assured that the wine will not heat up so fast. You can drink with great joy.

Germany has a Stein cup that also belongs to the beer mug, but with a lid to prevent mosquitoes or leaves from entering the cup when drinking outdoors. Because most beers emphasize clinking, drinking and low temperature, American, German, European and most of the world's beer are suitable for beer mugs.

The Pilsner Cup is the most widely used beer mug after the beer mug. It is usually thin and long, with a small mouth and a thin body. Because it emphasizes watching the Plzen-style beer's crystal-clear color and bubble rising process, the slim and thin cup body is just right.

In addition, the wide mouth is for better preservation of the foam layer on top of the liquor. Beers for the Pearson Cup include American-European pale Pale Ale and Germany's Low Fermented Beer.

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