Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand - Part 5

[Frank Bunn]

Pots make sense in the warmer climates so the beer can’t get too warm before you finish it.

Pints in the colder states where it doesn’t make a difference.

Visited a mate in Thailand. They were putting ice in their beers. Coldness isn't everything. It makes a bland light lager taste.

 

[Gough]

Visited a mate in Thailand. They were putting ice in their beers. Coldness isn't everything. It makes a bland light lager taste.

Guinness did that when they introduced extra cold. All they did was run the pipe through a second spot chiller under the bar in the hope it would dull the flavour enough to attract traditionally non stout drinkers.

 

[gaskin]

Pint not warm after 45 minutes? Is your local in Antarctica?

Nope. Even in 40 degree weather in Perth. It isn't ice cold but definitely still cool.

 

[rocker_oz33]

Nope. Even in 40 degree weather in Perth. It isn't ice cold but definitely still cool.

At what degree you put on a jumper ?

 

[phantom13]

If you don't drink at a snails pace then pints don't get warm. I've never been a quick drinker (usually 30-45 minutes to drink a pint) and never suffered from it getting warm.

Depends on your definition of snails pace. 30/45 minutes outside on a 30 degree day it’s certainly not cold by the time you’re done

 

[Cruyff14]

Guys he's from WA. Cut him some slack

 

[rocker_oz33]

Seen dogs with little shoes/socks on when we were over in WA.
Hot concrete I guess.

 

[Beerfish]

Never have a problem with pints getting warm in WA. Never timed myself but I guess it must be fast enough.

 

[rocker_oz33]

I feel like a pint now.