Lawrie
Not sure what that will be in 'F'?
- OK somewhere between the temperature of Bud and that of red wine - unles=
s=20
of course in the US you chill your red wine as well;-)
Chris Nevard
spridget@mgcars.org.uk
nevardc@sky4.bskyb.com
http://www.mgcars.org.uk/midgetspriteclub
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From: Lawrie@britcars.com
To: Nevard, Chris
Cc: mgs@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Old Speckle Hen Beer
Date: 19 May 1998 15:11
Chris.....
The only problem with the advice you gave is that, in the States, all beer
is consumed at one or another degree F, not C. Most of us OFs haven't a clu=
e
what a degree C means in the real world, and to have to convert numbers
before sitting down to a beer rather takes some of the fun out of it!
Indeed, when I lived in England, real beer was always consumed in degrees F
there too, so I don't know what these CAMRA people think they know about th=
e
subject...........:-)
Of course, those were the days when a good pint cost one-and-six, so maybe
the world is passing this OF by altogether!
Lawrie
-----Original Message-----
From: nevardc@sky4.bskyb.com <nevardc@sky4.bskyb.com>
To: MGMagnette@aol.com <MGMagnette@aol.com>; apfau@ismi.net <apfau@ismi.net=
>
Cc: mgs@autox.team.net <mgs@autox.team.net>
Date: Tuesday, May 19, 1998 4:49 AM
Subject: Re: Old Speckle Hen Beer
>12 - 13c is the correct temperature - if you chill it too much you might
as
>well have a Bud;-) - you will lose all the subtle flavours (flavors) if yo=
u
>serve it too cold.
>
>Why 12 - 13c (cool rather than warm) - well according to CAMRA (Campaign
for
>Real Ale <http://www.camra.org.uk>) this is pub cellar temperature.
>
>
>Chris Nevard
>spridget@mgcars.org.uk
>nevardc@sky4.bskyb.com
>http://www.mgcars.org.uk/midgetspriteclub
>
>
>
>>Al Pfau
>apfau=C9ismi.net
>TC, TD, TF, B-GT-V8
>
>By the way, I don't need to drink this stuff warm do I? I mean, I'm not
>breaking some internatioanl beer drinking law or anything by putting it in
>the 'fridge, am I? ;>)
>
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