HolmegaardDesign: Holmegaard
Arrives Nov 13 to 19 to Hungary
Only 3 left in stock
- Dimensions
- Height 15 cm · Depth 9.50 cm · Diameter 9.50 cm
- Material
- Machine blown glass
- Weight
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The 2026 Christmas edition of the Holmegaard x Mikkeller universal beer glass shows Mikkeller's mascots Henry and Sally, joined by Henry's cousin, singing carols in a full-colour illustration. It is a limited annual glass for collectors.
The thin machine-blown glass holds 40 cl and measures 15 cm in height and 9.5 cm in diameter. It suits ale, stout and porter as well as seasonal Christmas brews, and fits in with the other glasses in the Mikkeller series.
| Brand | Holmegaard |
|---|---|
| Designer | Holmegaard |
| Dimensions | Height 15 cm |
| Dimensions | Depth 9.50 cm |
| Dimensions | Diameter 9.50 cm |
| Dimensions | Volume 0.40 l |
| Material | Machine blown glass |
| Item number | 4300548 |
| EAN | 5706422999971 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
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Mikkeller IPA Beer Glas 50 cl clear 2 pcs. | |
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| Size | |||||
| Size | Height 15 cm Depth 9.50 cm Diameter 9.50 cm | Size (cm): 12 (height) x 9.5 (depth) Diameter: 9.5 cm | Size (cm): 12 (height) x 9.5 (depth) Diameter: 9.5 cm | Size (cm): 15 (height) x 9.5 (depth) Diameter: 9.5 cm | Size (cm): 18 (height) x 8.5 (depth) Diameter: 8.5 cm |
| Material | |||||
| Material | Machine blown glass | Machine blown glass | Machine blown glass | Machine blown glass | Machine blown glass |
| Price | |||||
| Price | €25,36 | €25,45 | €33,26 | €34,36 | €36,95 |
Holmegaard
Beer glasses shaped by Holmegaard and Mikkeller
DesignerHolmegaard x Mikkeller
Holmegaard and Copenhagen brewery Mikkeller worked together on a set of beer glasses: a tall IPA glass, a stackable pint and a footed universal glass, joined each year by an annual glass decorated with Mikkeller's mascots Henry and Sally. Each glass carries a laser-engraved logo.
- Year Mikkeller began brewing
- 2006
- IPA glass
- 50 cl
- Pint and universal glasses
- 40 cl
- Maximum dishwasher temperature
- 55°C
A glass per beer
Tall for IPA, cylindrical for lager, tulip-shaped for stouts and porters.
Designed with the brewer
Mikkeller was invited into the design process.
A pint that stacks
The pint glass stacks like a pub glass to save cupboard space.
A new glass each year
A decorated glass each year features Henry and Sally.
Glass meets brewery
Mikkeller started in 2006 in the kitchen of founder Mikkel Borg Bjergsø and grew into one of the breweries that put Danish beer on the map. Holmegaard brought its wine-glass know-how to the brewer's craft.
Three shapes, three styles
The IPA glass narrows near the top to hold hop aroma. The pint is a slightly open cylinder for lager and pilsner with room for foam. The universal glass has a foot and a tulip bowl for robust beers.
The annual glass
Each year an edition glass arrives with Henry and Sally drawn in Mikkeller's graphic style, one of them in Christmas colours. The year printed on it makes it a small collector's piece.
Materials
- Machine-blown glass
- Thin and even, so the beer's colour and foam show clearly.
- Laser-engraved logo
- A fine Holmegaard x Mikkeller mark that does not wash off.
- Care
- Dishwasher safe up to 55°C; rinse out detergent so it does not flatten the foam.
The glasses are a joint project between Holmegaard, Danish glassmakers since 1825, and Mikkeller, the Copenhagen craft brewery founded by Mikkel Borg Bjergsø in 2006 and known for its Henry and Sally mascots. Holmegaard brought its wine-glass tradition, Mikkeller its playful graphic style.
Using it at home
Can the glasses go in the dishwasher?
Yes, at up to 55°C.
Which glass for which beer?
IPA glass for hoppy pale ales, pint for lager and pilsner, universal glass for stouts, porters and strong dark beers.
What temperature should I serve at?
Holmegaard suggests about 6°C for lager in the pint and about 8°C for IPA; strong stouts open up at 10 to 12°C.
How much should I pour?
Pour at a 45° angle and leave room for a head of foam, about 1 to 3 cm depending on the glass.
Are the glasses sold singly?
The IPA, pint and universal glasses come in pairs; the annual decorated glasses come one at a time.
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