And the glass is not wet on the outside? 
Seems very odd...
Crafting 
I hardly see how that might help with my libations!
Galen I have experimented with various filling levels in the glass, but even with only my glass half full, I still have drip problems! Currently on my leg, as I'm sitting crossed legged on the sofa, my glass is on the coffee table and on the journey between table and mouth it manages to drip partly on the edge of the sofa and partly on my ankles!
Crafting 
Aah phoenix you and your nether regions. First we had the difficulty pooing 
now we have the wet bottom ??! Have you thought perhaps of a nappy to catch the dribbles in or drying your bottom with a hairdryer (recommended by a gynaecologist chum). Stuffing some wads of tissue in your knickers might be the answer. If all else fails... have a mug of coffee instead
Actually, you'd think the glass would feel wet if it was condensation...
No cracks, I suppose it must be condensation, but why doesn't it happen with a wine glass?
And it drips!
I have Stella Artois beer glass (can't stand the actual beer, tastes like someone has infused a lager with tin foil, but each to their own) but I love the glass.
It is like a large goblet, with a short stem and broadish base. The shape of it means that it stands a better chance of remaining upright if it is on the coffee table as Oliver Sprout sashays past in tail swishing mode, he's an odd cat, he swishes when he's happy, and he is generally a pretty happy chap!
Sometimes I have lemonade in it, or ginger beer, sometimes shandy or perhaps a dry cider. It holds a pint, so a tad on the large side for wine
All of the drinks that I put in it are fridge cold. So, I might be sitting at the table, reading the paper, perhaps tackling the crossword, enjoying a glass of something after a day in the office. I reach across, pick up my glass and then it happens! Drips all over the table/newspaper/my other arm. Not a major thing, but annoying, especially if the drips land on the crossword (plays havoc with my pen) 
So the question is"why?" It doesn't seem to happen with other glasses, even wine glasses (which of course also have stems)
And before anyone suggests it, NO, I am not dribbling!
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