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Why do beer steins have lids? German Beer Stein - Knight & Dragon - .5L
Beer steins have lids for multiple reasons:
During medieval times, flies, dust, and disease were major concerns, so lids helped keep contaminants out of the beer. In the 16th century German law mandated covered drinkware to improve public health
The lid helps retain the beer’s temperature, keeping it cool for longer.
A lidded beer stein traps the beer’s aroma, enhancing the drinking experience.
During medieval times, flies, dust, and disease were major concerns, so lids helped keep contaminants out of the beer. In the 16th century German law mandated covered drinkware to improve public health
The lid helps retain the beer’s temperature, keeping it cool for longer.
A lidded beer stein traps the beer’s aroma, enhancing the drinking experience.
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