CICERONE - LEVEL 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Footed Pilsner - (answer)Glass for German and Czech/Bohemian pilsners.
Mass - (answer)Liter-sized glass associated with beer gardens and Oktoberfest. Can be used for lagers
less than 6% ABV.
Weizen vase - (answer)Glass that accommodates half liter of beer plus sizable head.
Stange - (answer)Glass used to serve kölsch, often in .2 liter sized glass. Looks similar to Collins glass.
Willi becher - (answer)Glass suitable for all European lagers.
Cocktail shaker - (answer)Glass that is an American cocktail shaker adopted for beer. Can be used for
any reasonable ABV American beer.
Pub mug - (answer)Glass used for any classic British or Irish ale. Dimpled mug.
Nonic pint - (answer)Glass suited to everyday British or Irish ale.
Tulip pint - (answer)Glass commonly associated with Irish stout but may be used for any British or Irish
ale. Shorter than a weizen vase.
Goblet - (answer)Glass used for some Trappist ales, abbey ales, and Belgian pale ales. Heavier chalice.
Tulip - (answer)Glass suited to many Belgian styles from saison to blonde ale.
French jelly - (answer)Glass associated with witbier but may also be used for lambic, Flanders red, etc.
Hexagonal bottom and rounded top.
, CICERONE - LEVEL 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Snifter - (answer)Glass for higher alcohol beers across all cultures: barleywines, eisbocks, imperial
stouts, barrel-aged beers, etc. Smaller than tulip.
Footed Pilsner, mass, weizen vase, stange, willi becher. - (answer)5 German glasses
Cocktail shaker - (answer)1 distinctly American glass
Pub mug, nonic pint, tulip pint - (answer)3 British/Irish glasses
Goblet, tulip, French jelly, snifter - (answer)4 Belgian glasses
American hops usually taste... - (answer)Citrusy, resiny, evergreen
Saazer-type hops (noble), British brewing hops, and other varieties from continental Europe -
(answer)Old World hops are traditional European hops, including...
Old World hops usually taste... - (answer)Floral, spicy, herbal, earthy.
Old World hops are typically more or less intense than New World hops? - (answer)Less
New World hops include these kinds of hops... - (answer)American hops, Australian and New Zealand
hops, and other non-Old World locations
New World hops usually taste... - (answer)Like classic American hops (citrusy, resiny, evergreen) with
tropical fruit, stone fruit, white grape, and other interesting aromatics.
Saazer-type hops = - (answer)Noble hops
Footed Pilsner - (answer)Glass for German and Czech/Bohemian pilsners.
Mass - (answer)Liter-sized glass associated with beer gardens and Oktoberfest. Can be used for lagers
less than 6% ABV.
Weizen vase - (answer)Glass that accommodates half liter of beer plus sizable head.
Stange - (answer)Glass used to serve kölsch, often in .2 liter sized glass. Looks similar to Collins glass.
Willi becher - (answer)Glass suitable for all European lagers.
Cocktail shaker - (answer)Glass that is an American cocktail shaker adopted for beer. Can be used for
any reasonable ABV American beer.
Pub mug - (answer)Glass used for any classic British or Irish ale. Dimpled mug.
Nonic pint - (answer)Glass suited to everyday British or Irish ale.
Tulip pint - (answer)Glass commonly associated with Irish stout but may be used for any British or Irish
ale. Shorter than a weizen vase.
Goblet - (answer)Glass used for some Trappist ales, abbey ales, and Belgian pale ales. Heavier chalice.
Tulip - (answer)Glass suited to many Belgian styles from saison to blonde ale.
French jelly - (answer)Glass associated with witbier but may also be used for lambic, Flanders red, etc.
Hexagonal bottom and rounded top.
, CICERONE - LEVEL 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 2025!!
Snifter - (answer)Glass for higher alcohol beers across all cultures: barleywines, eisbocks, imperial
stouts, barrel-aged beers, etc. Smaller than tulip.
Footed Pilsner, mass, weizen vase, stange, willi becher. - (answer)5 German glasses
Cocktail shaker - (answer)1 distinctly American glass
Pub mug, nonic pint, tulip pint - (answer)3 British/Irish glasses
Goblet, tulip, French jelly, snifter - (answer)4 Belgian glasses
American hops usually taste... - (answer)Citrusy, resiny, evergreen
Saazer-type hops (noble), British brewing hops, and other varieties from continental Europe -
(answer)Old World hops are traditional European hops, including...
Old World hops usually taste... - (answer)Floral, spicy, herbal, earthy.
Old World hops are typically more or less intense than New World hops? - (answer)Less
New World hops include these kinds of hops... - (answer)American hops, Australian and New Zealand
hops, and other non-Old World locations
New World hops usually taste... - (answer)Like classic American hops (citrusy, resiny, evergreen) with
tropical fruit, stone fruit, white grape, and other interesting aromatics.
Saazer-type hops = - (answer)Noble hops
