Cheers mate
Cheers mate
Woo! Stein (sp?).... I wanna go to the Beirfest in Munich, think it starts soon. Too bad Im stuck at uni
BTW, I hope theyre not all for you Russ, well not all in one go
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That's a lot of beer
looks nice, except for the amount of head on the beer
the beer festival is in October.. hence it is called Oktoberfest (sp?)... it involves mass-drunken behaviour etc..
Not a fan of the drink myself.....but still might be entertaining to go to..
Ben
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i'd love to go to Oktoberfest. gettin drunk with a load of germans and singin along to oompa bands would be great fun. i noticed in amsterdam that they put waaaaaay too much head on the beer, cos they pour it so damn fast and then cut the top off the foam with a spatula-thing to level it off. brought tears to my eyes.
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"chuffing"
That's just how they serve beer on the continent. You do get used to it if you drink enough, and the most importnat thing about the big head - it keeps the beer cooler for longer. Cold to the bottom of the glass mmmmmmmmmmmm beer
Originally Posted by The Quentos
Nevermind bloody beer festivals.. theres a cheese market every thursday in Gouda town square!!
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Presuming it arrived?
About the bear pouring.
It shouldnt be rushed. A slowly poured pint always tastes nicer. I dunno why. Apparently they have managed to compress guinness in such away it can be poured at 0 or -2 degrees with lil icey bits in it. hehe. Cold ones are always nicer.
Remember
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{The Cold[itude] is directly proportional to the One[itude] Therefore the colder the One is the more of a One it is. }
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Guinness in british pubs tastes no where near as nice as in Irish pubs cos they pour it slower and colder.
at a few pennies for a massive jug type class, who cares about a little head?!!??
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