Stay Hungry Co.,Ltd. has announced the launch of a new website for Geek Glass Tokyo, the first glass brand designed specifically for craft beer, and the completion of new products, along with their plans to revamp their brand image and expand overseas.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe glass changes the whole experience.\u201d Geek Glass aims to actualize proud Japanese craftsmanship in a beautiful way, expressing a unique worldview through the beautiful appearance and exquisite workmanship of each glass. The official \u201cgeekglass\u201d website will reopen on November 13, 2025 and products from the \u201cNigori Glass\u201d series, handmade by Japanese glass artisans, will be available for sale and made-to-order. The one-of-a-kind delicate shape and mouthfeel crafted through well developed techniques draw out the beer\u2019s natural aroma and flavor to the fullest.<\/p>\n
Handmade in Tokyo \u2013 the pride of glass artisans<\/p>\n
The entire website was redesigned based on the concept of \u201cthe glass changes the whole experience,\u201d with themes of refinement, elegance, and luxury. The design embodies \u201cluxuriously savoring\u201d craft beer with the beauty of reflections and curves. The intersection of artisanal craftsmanship and digital aesthetic brings out new depth to the flavor and taste of craft beer.<\/p>\n
Geek Glass Tokyo \u2013 The Nigori Glass: Product Information
Introducing the new \u201cMini\u201d Nigori Glass, with a volume of roughly 300 mL, perfect to pour a standard (350 mL) can of beer into.<\/p>\n
Geekglass Official Website:
https:\/\/geekglass-tokyo.com\/<\/p>\n
Geekglass Official Instagram: @geekglass_tokyo<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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