Delirium Tremens Beer Glass (1 Glass)

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If you like the right beer glass for the beer you are drinking I'd highly recommend this glass, well packaged so no chance of damage during transit. You need only take a sip of this delicious drink to appreciate the fresh and mellow flavour with its hint of orange. Best known for its strong ale Delirium Tremens, which is so omnipresent that people think it is the name of the brewery not the beer.

The glass bears the iconic Delirium logo, reflecting the brewery’s commitment to creating extraordinary Belgian beers.We have worked with our friends across the beer industry for nearly two decades, sourcing world-class craft beer from all around the globe and delivering it direct to people's doors. Any instances of goods being delivered below expectations, such as broken bottles, should be reported immediately on arrival but within 7 days, upon which we will issue a refund for the damaged bottles. Brewed with passion and precision, Delirium beers are known for their exceptional quality and character.

I bought a couple of ale glasses I couldn't find elsewhere and they were delivered a few days later - very safely wrapped! Any questions about collection, opening times and how to find us, can be found on the contact us page.A lot of people who haven't delved into the wonderful world of Belgian beer aren't aware of the fact that the glass makes all the difference in terms of flavour. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a collector, or simply appreciate unique glassware, the Delirium Stemmed Elephant Trunk Glass is a must-have addition to your collection. This glass is particularly well designed by brand owners to enhance the beer experience thanks to its tactile design. Moreover, the printing of the logos is done with a digital printer, making it the "greenest" glass in Belgium.

In 1925 Léon Huyghe is joined at the brewery by his son Albert and son-in-law Louis Droesbeque and the brewery is officially renamed Brewery L. The Delirium Stemmed Elephant Trunk Glass features an iconic design, with a stem that resembles an elephant’s trunk, capturing the playful spirit of the Delirium brand. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. This unique glassware is designed to showcase the distinct flavours and whimsical charm of Delirium beers.The elegant chalice sits on a wonky, off-set stem and features a printed logo with the iconic Delirium elephant. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Delirium Tremens, the beer masters of Brewery Huyghe have developed a special limited edition of the beer, which will only be available for a very short period in time. Delirium remains our biggest banner and business card and the development of the new glass was a serious investment. Is this music to your ears and would you like some of the many authentic, Belgian beer glasses for at home? Delirium Tremens is a strong, golden and complex pale ale with a fine, stable head and unique character from 3 different kinds of yeast and some delightful packaging.

Beer Glass Enthusiast will not be held responsible for any uninsured items lost in transit, please ensure you at least obtain a proof of posting certificate, which are free at any post office. The new glass scored the maximum on almost all criteria and left the competition far behind with 93 out of 100. Only with the right glass can you experience your favourite beer in the way it was intended by its creator. Glass producer Ritzenhoff and Bier Passie Magazine went looking for the most beautiful beer glasses in Belgium for the first time.Brewers of one of the most famous brands in the world, Huyghe is a towering brewery with a reputation for delicious, accessible beers. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The tall convex glass, based on a chalice of a gin glass, also beautifully emphasizes the beer and the taste experience ”, says jury member and beer sommelier Ben Vinken of Bier Passie Magazine.