Authentic British Imperial Pint Glass with Government Seal There’s no better way to enjoy that classic pint of ale. Also known as the “Nonic”, “No Nick” or Imperial Pints. These authentic, British pub glasses were designed with a heavy ridge to lessen the chance of shattering when stacked, and to help ale drinkers keep a firm hold on their hard-earned after-work libation. These are 100% authentic, imported from England, and feature the Government seal etched in the glass. In stock & ready to ship. Product Features:Holds 20 fl. oz. Features official British government weights and measures stamp. The glass is actually made in France then shipped to Britain where the crown seal is applied.

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