Is it cissy to ask for a glass?

Question

I'm visiting Vegas and San Francisco shortly, I like Beer but don't like drinking from the Bottle, would it be considered the wrong thing for a Guy to ask for a glass to pour it in? (I'm English!)

Answer 1

Not at all. Enjoy your trip. Send us a postcard

Answer 2

just ask for the beer with   that is the servers term for a glass

Answer 3

Alot of restaurants serve beer with a frosty mug.  There is nothing wrong in asking for a glass.  Shows you have class.

Answer 4

No.

Up to you.

Answer 5

nah, bottles are stored in the cellar or out back - so they get p issed all over by rats and cats etc. If i were you I'd always ask for a glass - unless you like cider with a tang!

Enjoy.

Answer 6

I know lots of very manly men who ask for a glass with their beer. But I do agree that the best way to ensure you get a good beer out is to skip the bottle and order something on tap. Have a great trip!

Answer 7

Bottles are safer, you put your thumb over the top and no one can spike it. Never trust anyone!

Answer 8

It's generally expected of you when asking for a beer, to pour the contents onto the floor, and then lap it up of the floor. This should be met with nods of approval.

Actually no, I'm thinking of my own local. Sorry. (I'm Scottish)

Answer 9

No, most places serve bottled beer along with frosted mugs/ glasses. You can always get a pint instead of a bottle too.

And if you do get a bottle and they don't give you a mug, just ask for it, nobody will think u are weird.

Answer 10

No it isnt.

Answer 11

No it is not. But the best was is to ask the bartender or server what is on tap. That way you are assured of getting a pint in a glass not bottle.

cheers.

Answer 12

depends what your drinking ? you would look rather silly pouring a corona or Sol into a glass but some thing like Magners or Smirnoff ice is fine

Answer 13

Sod 'em Mark. Just because your hosts behave like cavemen (cant spell neanderthal) doesn't mean you have to. Teach em about a pint mate.