The Stay Frozen pint glass is a 16 oz shaker glass we built around one habit: leaving a glass in the freezer so the next pour lands cold. It costs $19.99, holds 473 ml, and frosts over in about 30 minutes on a freezer shelf. Same shape bartenders use for shaking, so it doubles as a mixing glass when the night goes that direction.
What You Get
- Glass material, single wall, with the classic tapered shaker profile
- Volume: 16 oz (473 ml), a true American pint pour with room for head
- Not dishwasher or microwave safe, hand wash only
- Doubles as a mixing glass for cocktails, or pairs with a standard shaker tin
- Product sourced from China, printed and packed by our team before it ships
Because this is a handmade product from natural materials, the glass may carry tiny imperfections such as bubbles and dots. We think that beats the flat perfection of a machine-molded tumbler, and it means no two are identical.
Why We Skipped the Double Walled Route
Double walled and insulated beer mugs hold temperature, but you can never actually freeze them properly, and most of them hide your drink behind steel. A single wall pint glass goes straight into the freezer, picks up a real frost layer, and shows off whatever frozen drink you just poured. If you want the show, you want glass.
One caution we will always give: glass does not love sudden temperature swings. Skip hot liquids in a frozen glass and let it warm a minute after a hot wash, since thermal shock is what cracks glassware, not the cold itself.
How Our Crew Uses It
Two live in the freezer door at all times at the backyard setup, one for beer and one for whatever comes out of the machine that afternoon. The 16 oz size is also the right volume for most of our slushy drinking games, which is either a feature or a warning depending on your Sunday.
Buying, Shipping and Returns
Shipping is free on orders over $150; under that you see a flat rate at checkout before you pay. Wrong item or something broken in transit, email us within 30 days and we swap it or refund it, no forms and no restocking fee. Most drops are limited runs, so when the counter on this page hits zero the glass is gone unless enough people ask for a rerun.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep pint glasses in the freezer?
Yes, tempered and standard pint glasses can live in a freezer indefinitely as long as you never pour hot liquid into them. Store them upright and dry so frost forms evenly instead of freezing the base to the shelf.
How long to leave a pint glass in the freezer?
Thirty minutes gives you a light frost; 1 to 2 hours gives you the thick white coat and a glass cold enough to keep beer near serving temperature for the whole pour. Overnight is fine too, which is why ours just stay in there.
How do you frost a pint glass?
Rinse the glass with cold water, shake off the excess, and stand it in the freezer for at least 30 minutes. The thin water film is what freezes into that opaque frost, so a bone-dry glass comes out cold but clear.
What are some good beer glasses that stay cold?
Thick-walled shaker pints, dimpled beer mugs and heavy tulip beer glasses all hold cold longest because more glass means more thermal mass. The Brewers Association notes glass shape also shapes aroma, which is why we kept a wide-mouth pint rather than a lidded tumbler.
Get Your Glass Into the Freezer
Add the Stay Frozen pint glass to your cart at $19.99, or pair it with something from the rest of the shop to clear the $150 free shipping line.
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