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[Egekrusher]

Originally posted by newb
I would love one. Is it true that beer is served warm in the UK or is that just bullocks, and am I using bullocks in a sentance properly?

No. Yes.

[maximus]

Originally posted by ShankS
right thats it, I'm suing for bad service in the Uk.... hell you can sue anyone these days for anything


who fancies a big beer up round mine when the compensation cash comes in??

Im in!!!

[maximus]

Originally posted by newb
I would love one. Is it true that beer is served warm in the UK or is that just bullocks, and am I using bullocks in a sentance properly?

Dont you mean bollocks??? It refers to er....bollocks!!!!!!

What a great word, bollocks is!!!!!!

It can also mean bullshit!!!

[newb]

Originally posted by maximus
Dont you mean bollocks??? It refers to er....bollocks!!!!!!

What a great word, bollocks is!!!!!!

It can also mean bullshit!!!

Thats the one.

[kpropain]

Yaaaayyyy Shanks buying beer, I'll take a keg please, thx buddy:p

[ShankS]

Originally posted by kpropain
Yaaaayyyy Shanks buying beer, I'll take a keg please, thx buddy:p

you're welcome, they'll be plenty of beer. :D

Originally posted by Egekrusher

Is it true that beer is served warm in the UK

In some cases yes, but let me explain:

In the Uk, 'Real' or 'Proper' Beer is called Beer, whereas, Lager, which is the same as your 'Beer', is called Lager here. i.e. in the Bud advert, they say "grab a Beer blah blah blah..." so your Beer is the same as what we call Lager, and our 'Real' or 'Proper' Beer is completely different from your Yank Beer.

Also 'Real' UK Beer and Yank Beer/UK Larger have different Brewing processes that differenciate the two from each other. Yank Beer and Uk Lager is lighter in taste and colour, whereas 'Real' or 'Proper' UK Beer is darker in colour and stonger in taste. The different types can have less or more alchohol than the other.

So back to the question. We do have some 'proper' or 'real ale' Beers that are served warm, because thats the way the brewers say they should be drunk and enjoyed most. There are others aswell, some stouts can be drunk warm. There are numerous other 'real' Beers I could add, but this is just gona make things complicated for you lot.

So to conclude my Beer Class, Yank Beer and UK Lager which are the same, is best served Ice Cold........ and Real Beer which is not the same as Yank Beer, cos thats the same as Lager, can be served warm.

Thank you for your cooperation... goodday.

[newb]

Thanks Shanks. That was actually me who asked that question.
We here in the states have some beers that are best served at room temp. More on the same idea as your stouts. Such as certain micro-brews. I had the pleasure of downing a couple over the weekend. Twas a Siearra Nevada Bigfoot Barleywine Ale. A fine kickass brew at 9.6% alc. per volume.

[zwoti]

Originally posted by ShankS
you're welcome, they'll be plenty of beer. :D




In some cases yes, but let me explain:

In the Uk, 'Real' or 'Proper' Beer is called Beer, whereas, Lager, which is the same as your 'Beer', is called Lager here. i.e. in the Bud advert, they say "grab a Beer blah blah blah..." so your Beer is the same as what we call Lager, and our 'Real' or 'Proper' Beer is completely different from your Yank Beer.

Also 'Real' UK Beer and Yank Beer/UK Larger have different Brewing processes that differenciate the two from each other. Yank Beer and Uk Lager is lighter in taste and colour, whereas 'Real' or 'Proper' UK Beer is darker in colour and stonger in taste. The different types can have less or more alchohol than the other.

So back to the question. We do have some 'proper' or 'real ale' Beers that are served warm, because thats the way the brewers say they should be drunk and enjoyed most. There are others aswell, some stouts can be drunk warm. There are numerous other 'real' Beers I could add, but this is just gona make things complicated for you lot.

So to conclude my Beer Class, Yank Beer and UK Lager which are the same, is best served Ice Cold........ and Real Beer which is not the same as Yank Beer, cos thats the same as Lager, can be served warm.

Thank you for your cooperation... goodday.

trust shanks to know the ins and outs of the brewing process

[ShankS]

gota know ya stuff, if your gona drink the stuff. :D ;)

[kpropain]

Hooray Beer