⚓ Set of 6 Störtebeker sailing glasses, 0.3 l – Sydney Design craft beer glasses | calibrated

1398, Baltic Sea. A man named Klaus Störtebeker captured merchant ships, distributed the loot to the poor, and became a legend – the Robin Hood of the seas. Six hundred years later, a brewery in Stralsund, right on the Baltic Sea coast, brews beers that are just as fearless as their namesake: independent, uncompromising, and with a character you won't forget. Störtebeker Braumanufaktur – this is not an industrial beer produced somewhere in a faceless hall. This is craft beer from the coast, brewed with Baltic Sea water, North German stubbornness, and the belief that beer can be more than just mainstream.

And a beer with so much attitude deserves a glass with the same determination. The Störtebeker sailing glass in Sydney design is just that: a modern, elegant glass shape that has as little in common with a conventional beer glass as Störtebeker has with a North Sea tourist. 0.3 liters, curved lines reminiscent of billowing sails, and a design that shows: anyone holding this glass in their hand isn't just drinking beer—they're drinking beer with conviction.

Sydney Design – the sails are set

The name "sail glass" is not a marketing gimmick – it describes what you see. The shape of this glass is reminiscent of a billowing sail in the coastal wind: curved, dynamic, slightly open at the top. The Sydney Design combines this maritime design language with a modernity that makes the glass both a craft beer glass and a design object. The slightly flared opening is not only beautiful, but also functional: it directs the aromas of the beer directly to the nose and allows the head to form perfectly – broader, creamier, and more stable than in a straight glass. Form follows function, as sailors would say: everything has its purpose.

Calibrated – storm-proof and suitable for restaurants

Störtebeker was a man of clear statements – and this glass follows his example. The official calibration mark ensures that every guest gets exactly 0.3 liters – no more, no less. For restaurateurs, craft beer bars, beer gardens, and hotels, this means professional serving with uniform portioning and calculations that work even with high throughput. The Segel glass is therefore not only a statement for good beer, but also a fully-fledged tool for professional use. And at home? The calibration mark is silent proof that you're not just grabbing any old glass from the cupboard, but one that is certified for use in restaurants. Drink like a pro – even on your own sofa.

Craft beer deserves craft glass

Störtebeker brews a range that is as diverse as the Baltic Sea coast: the Atlantic Ale with its hoppy freshness, the Amber Wheat with its warm malt character, the Nordic Porter with its roasted aromas and coffee notes, and the Pilsner with its northern German bitterness. Each of these beers unfolds differently in the sailing glass – and that's exactly the point. The curved shape allows a hoppy ale to breathe its bitterness, gives a strong porter room for its roasted notes, and keeps a pilsner's head firm. But craft beers from other breweries – IPA, pale ale, saison, witbier – also feel at home in the sailing glass. Because good design knows no brand boundaries.

Who is this set for?

For craft beer enthusiasts who understand that the glass is just as important as the beer inside – and who don't want to drink their Störtebeker from an ordinary Willi mug. For restaurateurs, craft beer bars, and trendy pubs who serve Störtebeker professionally and brand-loyally with the calibrated Segelglas. For northern Germans who want to bring a piece of the Baltic Sea coast and pirate romance to their table. For beer tasting fans who are looking for a versatile glass that works for different beer styles. And as a gift? Six Störtebeker sailing glasses in Sydney design, plus a Störtebeker craft beer mix pack – that's the north to unwrap. No tourist kitsch from the coast, but a gift with character: pirate history, the art of brewing, and a design that sets sail on every table. The gift that makes the recipient hold up the glass, recognize the sail shape, and say, "Now that's a beer glass." Yes. That's a Störtebeker.

The facts at a glance

Fair winds and following seas! ⚓ – Shipped securely packaged so that all six glasses arrive safely. If you have any questions, just get in touch – we'll respond as storm-tested as a buccaneer on the Baltic Sea.