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This is a drinking glass about three feet long, it has a wide mouth, which narrows as it travels toward the bulb at the base, it holds about 2 pints of Ale, and is very difficult to drink from. Competitions are held to see who can drink a yard of Ale, all in one go, without spilling any.
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