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Hertog Jan is a brand with many glasses
Hertog Jan brews pils, a Tripel, a Dubbel, a bock, a weizener and the Grand Prestige in Arcen. Those beers come with different glasses, and that is where people get stuck: which glass goes with what, and how much does it hold?
We have eight in our range, seven of which are available straight away. The 20-centilitre beer glass is currently sold out; we do not put an order button for it on this page, because a button that gets you nothing helps no one. Feel free to call and we will note your name.
Everything is sold individually here. If you have lost one from a set, just order one more.
For lager
Two 25-centilitre glasses for everyday use: the pils glass and the beer glass.
Hertog Jan Bierglas 25 cl
Described in the online shop as a 25-centilitre beer glass. The same size as the pils glass.
€ 3,75
And the 20-centilitre beer glass?
That eighth model is in our range, but stock is currently zero. If you would like one, call 0570 541 278 or email info@bockje.nl; we will note your name and call as soon as the glass is back in.
Why speciality beer gets a different glass
- The models on this page
- Pils glassStraight glass for lager. We have it in 25 centilitres.
- GobletWide, rounded bowl on a stem with a foot.
- Stemmed glassGlass on a foot, 25 centilitres according to the online shop.
- Weizen glassThe tall, narrow glass for wheat beer. We have it in 30 and 50 centilitres.
A goblet is the collective name for beer glasses with a wide-mouthed, somewhat rounded bowl resting on a stem with a foot. Since the 1960s breweries have mainly distributed this model for top-fermented beers with a complex aroma. Connoisseurs believe that the aroma and flavour of such beers come into their own better in a wide-mouthed goblet than in a narrow-mouthed glass such as the fluitje or the jonker.
That is why you usually get a goblet with a Tripel or a Dubbel and a straight glass with a lager. It is not a rule, but it is why breweries make those glasses.
The weizen glass belongs with wheat beer. Weizenbier is a top-fermented beer originally from southern Germany or Bavaria, containing at least half wheat malt alongside barley malt. The yeast produces many esters, which give the beer the fruity and spicy notes often compared to banana and clove. Hertog Jan has the Weizener in its permanent range; we stock the matching glass in 30 and in 50 centilitres.
The Grand Prestige glass is the most recognisable of the seven: according to the description it has a gold rim and the Grand Prestige logo on it. Grand Prestige is a beer that Hertog Jan has in the past also released under the name Magnus.
A wide mouth lets the aroma out. A narrow glass keeps it in. That is the whole difference.
For speciality beer
The beer goblet, the stemmed glass and the glass that goes with Grand Prestige. All three are 25 centilitres.
Hertog Jan Bierbokaal 25 cl
The goblet model: wide bowl on a stem with a foot, 25 centilitres.
€ 4,50
Hertog Jan Voetglas
Glass on a foot. The online shop description says 25 centilitres.
€ 4,50
Hertog Jan Grand Prestige Bierglas 25 cl
Grand Prestige's own glass, with a gold rim and the Grand Prestige logo on it. 25 centilitres.
€ 3,99
All beer glasses in the online shop
The Hertog Jan glasses are among 264 glasses, with the current price and stock.
The two weizen glasses
The tall glass for wheat beer, in 30 and in 50 centilitres. Only a few of each are in stock at the moment.
Hertog Jan Weizenerglas 30 cl
The glass for Hertog Jan Weizener, 30 centilitres according to the label information.
€ 3,99
Which one do you need?
For lager: the pils glass or the 25-centilitre beer glass. Those are the two found most often in ordinary cupboards.
For the Tripel, the Dubbel or the bock: the beer goblet or the stemmed glass. A wider mouth on a stem is the model breweries supply with top-fermented beers.
For the Grand Prestige: its own glass with the gold rim. It is the only one of the seven tied to a single beer.
For the Weizener: the weizen glass, in 30 or in 50 centilitres, depending on whether you pour a bottle or half a litre.
Not sure? Call 0570 541 278 or email info@bockje.nl. We will take the glass off the shelf and describe it for you.
Frequently asked questions about Hertog Jan glasses
How many different Hertog Jan glasses does ’t Bockje have?
Eight in our range, seven of which are available straight away: the 25-centilitre pils glass, the 25-centilitre beer glass, the beer goblet, the stemmed glass, the Grand Prestige glass and the 30 and 50-centilitre weizen glasses. The 20-centilitre beer glass is currently sold out.
How much does a Hertog Jan glass hold?
Most models are 25 centilitres: the pils glass, the beer glass, the beer goblet, the stemmed glass and the Grand Prestige glass. The weizen glasses are 30 and 50 centilitres.
What is a beer goblet?
A goblet is a beer glass with a wide-mouthed, somewhat rounded bowl on a stem with a foot. Since the 1960s breweries have mainly distributed this model for top-fermented beers with a complex aroma, because aroma and flavour come into their own better in it than in a narrow-mouthed glass.
What is the weizen glass for?
For wheat beer. Weizenbier is a top-fermented beer originally from southern Germany or Bavaria with at least half wheat malt, and fruity and spicy notes often compared to banana and clove. We stock the Hertog Jan weizen glass in 30 and 50 centilitres.
What is special about the Grand Prestige glass?
According to the online shop description, this glass has a gold rim and the Grand Prestige logo on it. It is 25 centilitres and the only Hertog Jan glass in our range tied to a specific beer.
Can I order a single Hertog Jan glass?
Yes. All our glasses are sold individually; you don't have to buy a set to replace one.
Are Hertog Jan glasses dishwasher-safe?
That is not stated on the product pages of these glasses, so we will not claim it here. Give us a call and we will check the packaging in the shop.
Does ’t Bockje also ship glasses abroad?
Yes. We ship to around forty countries. Email info@bockje.nl if you would like to know whether your country is included; glassware is packed separately.
Order, collect or drop by
- In stock in our shop at Brink 2 in Bathmen
- Available to order online and have delivered, including abroad
- Order online or collect free of charge in Bathmen
- Personal advice via 0570 541 278 or info@bockje.nl
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 09.00–18.00, Saturday 09.00–17.00. Closed Monday and Sunday
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Brink 2, Bathmen
All our stock is in the shop, not in a warehouse somewhere else. If you walk in with a name you couldn't find anywhere, it is often simply here on the shelf. You can also call: 0570 541 278.
Wij verkopen geen alcohol aan personen onder de 18 jaar. NIX18
- Tuesday to Friday 09.00 – 18.00
- Saturday 09.00 – 17.00
- Monday and Sunday closed