The user first drinks from the straight side, letting the draft beer graze their tongue for flavor before it slides right down their throat. They then rotate the glass to drink from the dipped left side of the glass with a wide rim where the mellow and rich aroma of the liquid is sustained. Here, Nendo says that the bulb on top fully captures the aroma. The last step is to drink from the bulbous right side that, due to its shape, can control the flow of the beer to hit the middle of the tongue, making the user consume the right amount of draft beer.
Overall, the asymmetrical figure of Nendo's glass plays a pivotal role in a refined draft beer-drinking experience. Through the three distinct mouthfeels of the glass, Nendo hopes it can offer a way to savor the draft beer and not just completely down it for the sake of drinking.
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