glasses make a huge difference in all styles - some glasses are more appropriate than others.

there might be a lot of interest in a teku glass; i have them, i love them, but i will not use them with IPAs or other delicate beers. tekus are more suited for loud beers like barrel aged stouts, double IPAs, and heavy belgian quads. they provide a very well rounded experience, but they can destroy a beer at the same time.

tulips and belgian style glasses seem to be well suited to just about everything. when it doubt, tulips for everything.

i have no experience with anal bead glassware (spiegelau) but i have heard many great things about them. i dont know anyone to do a comparison with.

honestly, i would buy 4-6 short stemmed 16 oz tulip/belgian style glasses like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Libbey-Belgian-Beer-Glass-16/dp/B00ALYINVS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418937303&sr=8-1&keywords=libbey+belgian+beer+glass

edit: this is worth a buy

http://www.amazon.com/Belgian-Tulip-BeerGlass-Set-4/dp/B007PITWCM/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1418937441&sr=8-5&keywords=tulip+glasses

Maybe a tulip glass like this? I uses these more than pint glasses anymore.

Do make sure whatever you get holds at least 12oz w/ 16oz preferable. My wife got me a couple glasses that were tulip glasses, but not for beer and held only 10oz. The 2oz left at the bottom of the bottle gets lonely, be it in the bottle, or in my stomach first.