Would it make a good beer mug?
1607753
If you're just thinking it will make a cool looking beer mug, you're probably right, but it will also alter the taste of your beer once the nickle plating wears off (my nickle plating wore off quite quickly, and I only ever hand washed them with mild soap, warm water, and a cotton dish rag, so it will eventually wear no matter how careful you are). Once the copper is exposed, it will react with your beer possibly turning it bitter.
1607754
I bought these as a gift for my son-in-law who enjoys the drink Moscow Mule in them. I don't know if the copper mug would change the taste of beer. As far as using the mug as a "beer mug", assuming no taste changing of the beer, it's a great mug. My son-in-law loves the mugs.
1607755
I think they would make a very nice beer mug. They stay cold and they hold about 16 oz. of liquid.
157457
Sure it could be if you concocted one yourself. Don't know if they offer one as an option, but it is not included. It is tall enough to handle beer can chicken tho!!!
1897705
It's beer glass , I don't think it works be good for other than room temperature or.cold drinks. if they're dishwasher safe , I suppose they could hold hot drinks .
1706524
I'm not really familiar with brewing kombucha, but I use mine to brew beer, so maybe.
41482
Absolutely... but because it is light weight, you might want to tie it down (it has loops for rope) so that the wind doesn't pick it up and take away your delicious beer.
356722
If using a traditional style coffee mug then no. Cup holder is perfect for a water bottle or similarly shaped thermal cup.
2014635
No, I would not use it IN a drinking mug because it has a very distinct smell and would alter the taste of whatever you put in the mug. If there is wood accent on the outside of the mug, not the inside, it would be safe.
2063126
You can but I don't think drinking hot liquids would be a good idea because the chemicals might leach out, plus it smells horrible when heated . I would not recommend it for drinking mugs only for decorative ones.
1938224
Yes. It is more about the fun and novelty of the prescription. The mug itself is of very low quality.
578357
I only use for large coffee mugs. I think the prongs are long enough for your beer glasses, however
34701
i would not use it to bottle beer. i don't feel the seal on the top is permanent enough for the storage of beer over any period of time. mw
2160003
Just depends on how much water you pour in above the mug. Could use a regular mug or the travel sizes...it's up to you. The amount of coffee added can be adjusted as well
1089267
I tried it, and the very edge of the cup is very thin, then it flares and gets thicker, making it difficult to sip. However, it is the best mug I have ever had for keeping liquids hot. I wouldn't want to drink out of it with out the lid while driving or distracted at all.
1627178
NO!!! I wouldn't even put warm liquid in it. When I made my son a cup of warm tea, the graphics flaked off leaving me with a black mug. Iwouldn't do it again.
1509747
I don't believe so. It's a relatively light mug which is great for travel and it does do a good job as a heat capacitor for a good while. I've had drinks stay hot up to an hour. Depends on the environment. A great mug regardless.
1369267
It's as good as you're likely to get, short of a thermos. I've had mine for a few years now, and the lid is still pretty good if you're carrying something thick like a stew, but a tiny bit leaky if you're carrying something really liquid like chicken stock, especially if the lid is cold. I always tie the mug into a plastic bag if I think it might tip in my backpack. The advice to hand-wash the lid rather than putting into the dishwasher is good: I think if you did that the lid would keep its watertight qualities longer.
2174415
It would, but I think it is to flimsy to hold an actual cup. Sippy cup would probably work well.