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r/OldSchoolCool • u/wemtastic • Oct 09 '25
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Rubbish. The dome supports the structure of the glass: you see the same thing in wine bottles. The capacity of the glass has to be what it's labelled or sold as.
3 u/zatalak Oct 09 '25 In wine bottles the dome makes sense, there's high pressure during corking and it helps with holding back potential sediment while pouring. 4 u/blue_strat Oct 09 '25 There are lots of reasons for the punt and many apply to open containers. It makes a vessel more stable on a flat surface. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '25 You’re a punt!
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In wine bottles the dome makes sense, there's high pressure during corking and it helps with holding back potential sediment while pouring.
4 u/blue_strat Oct 09 '25 There are lots of reasons for the punt and many apply to open containers. It makes a vessel more stable on a flat surface. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '25 You’re a punt!
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There are lots of reasons for the punt and many apply to open containers. It makes a vessel more stable on a flat surface.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 09 '25 You’re a punt!
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You’re a punt!
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u/blue_strat Oct 09 '25
Rubbish. The dome supports the structure of the glass: you see the same thing in wine bottles. The capacity of the glass has to be what it's labelled or sold as.