The tradition of making pint glasses to have a bulge near the rim is decades old, but people are only just realising the reason behind it. While the average British person drinks roughly 124 pints ...

The distinctive bump found on what experts call a 'nonic' pint glass isn't just a random design quirk - it's a carefully engineered feature that has been used by bartenders for over a century.

Thankfully, there’s an incredibly easy way to get rid of them, using nothing more than a pint glass and a few pantry staples. To make the trap, start by half-filling a pint glass with cider vinegar.

THIS is the horrific moment a feral mum glassed her former best friend across the face – leaving her scarred for life. Ebony Jones, 26, smashed the glass on Megan Smith four times in a ...

It’s Fun Friday! Katherine Phillips spoke with Bridgette Boothe from the Fresno Bully Rescue about the upcoming Pints for Pits event at Crow and Wolf Brewing ...

Two brothers and their cousin attacked police together during last year's riots, a court has heard. John and Cameron Williams ...

The global beer glassware market share analysis is on an upward trajectory, poised to exceed USD 2.8 billion by 2035, ...

But while we will probably pick up hundreds if not thousands of pint glasses throughout our lives to take a sip of beer or cider, there’s a curious design feature on many glasses which you may ...

The Four Horseshoes is right in the heart of Camberley and serves dishes taking inspiration from traditional pub classics to ...

They found 12 of the 16 glasses of wine and one of the two shots of whisky they ordered were short measured, but all of the ...