no that is a stemed glass, it is used by ladies.
Yes I am fussy, my preferred glass is a conical, ie vaguely triangular with straight sloping sides, next comes the Nonic, with a bulge about 2/3 of the way down, both are sometimes called "thin glasses" as in Get Carter also thin is the tulip which I dislike but tolerate. A thick glass is the old fashioned handle or dimpled mug beloved of trendy places, utter dross that I though had been consigned to the dustbin of history but got resurrected for some unknown reason.
Maybe they really enjoyed Trainspotting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUZyNLZZjMs
"Good people drink good beer" Hunter S Thompson
If I may quote John here:
It is also used by other people who are not ladies. I like the stemmed glasses at beer festivals, with the half-pint and third-pint lines clearly marked. Because they're oversized, you can carefully pour a 330ml bottle or can into one of these.
Next you'll be telling me that anyone who doesn't drink exclusively from a pint glass is also a lady?
Come On You Hatters!