Since they are from the same craft beer glass set, how do the shapes and capacities of the three glasses differ from each other?
Because three different shapes of glasses are bundled together, it is difficult to tell at a glance which glass should be used for which beer. This question is asked by those who want to check the differences in order to choose and use a glass suited to the type of beer.
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The Toyo Sasaki craft beer set consists of the Basic type as a standard, the Tasty type that brings out savory flavor, and the Aroma type that gathers aromas, so each glass has a different capacity and matching beer type.
The standard capacities of the three glasses are each different at 305ml, 330ml, and 290ml[1]. The craft beer glass set from Toyo Sasaki is divided into a total of three glasses: Basic type, Tasty type, and Aroma type[2]. The foundational 305ml Basic type has a clean, no-frills shape, making it suitable for crisply finishing everyday lager beers[3][4].
The Tasty type is the most generous at 330ml[5]. Made to richly enjoy fragrant, savory flavor, it serves its purpose when slowly savoring and drinking dark beers like stout or bitter IPAs[6]. A generous glass capacity means that as the beer comes into contact with air, its characteristic deep flavor becomes even more distinct.
Lastly, the Aroma type is the most compact at 290ml[7]. Featuring a structure that helps gorgeous aromas linger inside the glass, when you fill it with weizen, a wheat beer, and tilt the glass, you can first catch the abundant foam and yeast aroma with your nose[8].
External dimensions such as the rim diameter or total height of each glass have not yet been confirmed in official materials.