Clay mug for beer | clay glass for beer

Characteristics of the clay mug for beer

• Dimensions: 13 x Ø7 cm

• Ability: 0.36L

• Material: baked clay

• Colors: red, yellow, green and blue

Description of the clay glass for beer

Maintain the temperature of your beer for much longer than a conventional glass or jug ​​with these clay glasses for beer that we have designed for you. Our potter makes each and every one of these pieces by hand in his workshop in Cuenca. Thanks to the varnished finish and firing, all the crockery can be washed and used without any problem.

He is usually very precise and does not like molds, so the measurements are indicative and vary a little from one piece to another. This makes each piece unique and unrepeatable!

In addition, our artisans use ecological and sustainable raw materials, with which we ensure care for the environment.

Finishes and colors of the beer mug

At Most-Deco we only work with the best craftsmen and materials . The latter are responsible for the environment since it does not use solvents or other chemical products. You can customize your handmade clay jug with these finishes at no additional cost:

• red jug

• green jug

• blue jug

• green jug

Bespoke clay beer mug

Do you need a custom made clay jug? Don't worry, we are here to help you. Contact us by Whatsapp or phone at +34644080195 , through our email info@most-deco.com , or through our social networks. Tell us what you are looking for, and we will reply to offer it to you as soon as possible.

Meet Antonio, the craftsman of clay beer glasses

Maintenance of clay jugs

Cleaning and preserving your clay beer mugs can make them last longer. Proper treatment can also prevent damage from elements like sunlight or rain, as well as bacteria or mold. To clean your crockery glasses, you will need to wash them with soap and water.

For best results, you'll want to carefully remove all drink particles (and any other debris) from your crockery beer glasses before using them again. In this way you will avoid that when trying to remove embedded dirt and rubbing excessively and hard, the enamel will skip. A fine-toothed comb can come in handy for this job, but simply cleaning beer mugs with soap and water is usually sufficient.