If you are looking for the perfectly chilled pint glass, this one chills itself. Available in a set of two from Uncommon Goods, the Self Chilling Pint Glass means you will never have to drink warm beer with ice cubes again.
Designer and businessman Andrew Lazorchak created the glasses using an ice replacement stainless steel 'dimple.' This is inserted in the bottom of the cup while a magnetic coaster charges the cold beer glass for up to half an hour. This offers you enough time to down the brewski and keep it chill.
This chilled pint glass is ideal for beer drinkers everywhere. At almost $60 Canadian though, they are best kept in a safe place for fear of breaking or theft.
Self Chilling Beer Mugs
This Technologically Sound Chilled Pint Glass Keeps You and Your Beer Cool
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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