When to pitch in for beer pitchers

When you're out with a group, you usually opt for a beer pitcher rather than individual pints. Similar to sangria, a beer pitcher is meant to be shared and often offers a cost-saving advantage: bars and restaurants tend to price pitchers slightly lower per ounce to encourage larger orders. If you’re confident that your friends will finish it, it can be a good deal. Pitchers are especially popular during major holidays like St. Patrick's Day, often filled with budget-friendly beer. However, some craft beer establishments also serve their selections in pitchers, allowing you to choose anything from a Kölsch to a pilsner.
That said, beer pitchers aren't as commonly found as sangria. Many bartenders prefer to serve beers in the appropriate smaller glasses and might raise an eyebrow if you request a large pitcher just for yourself instead of ordering four beers gradually. If you're looking for a sizable glass suitable for one person, you might consider ordering a beer in a stein—those large Oktoberfest mugs with glass handles that can hold up to 33 ounces (a full liter), which is comparable to a small pitcher.
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