To: MadIvan
Ivan, I have heard one British fellow some years ago put to rest, at least for him, the "warm beer" issue. Basically, british-served beer is often served warm because the barkeep didn't invest in refrigeration, and when it's available, many britons prefer a cold one over a warm one.
Would that be generally true, in your qualified opinion?
31 posted on
08/19/2004 7:16:09 AM PDT by
Frank_Discussion
(May the wings of Liberty never lose a feather!)
To: Frank_Discussion
That's sometimes true, and other times not true - some ales are meant to be served at room temperature. At least I hope they are.
You'll find though that certain types of beer are always chilled, such as lagers.
Regards, Ivan
42 posted on
08/19/2004 7:18:28 AM PDT by
MadIvan
(Gothic. Freaky. Conservative. - http://www.rightgoths.com/)
To: Frank_Discussion; MadIvan
Basically, british-served beer is often served warm ... Because Lucas makes Refrigerators?
393 posted on
09/29/2005 9:55:06 AM PDT by
Kenny Bunk
(Maine will not be part of Aztlan, will it?)
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson