One for the beer-sippers

[Skybird]

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[Jimbuna]

That was actually very informative and certainly taught me a thing or two, not that I claim to be any kind of expert on the subject matter.

My beer is stored in the garage and is 'rotated' quite regularly :03:

[Eichhörnchen]

This is a useful article and could maybe go into the Skippers Brewhouse thread?

[Sailor Steve]

Interesting article, Sky. I can't drink the stuff myself, but it's always fun to learn new things.

"Always store beer in a dark place."
-Robert A. Heinlein, Time Enough For Love (1973)

[razark]

So, the article summed up: "Fresh beer is better."

Alright, then. Off to the homebrew store tomorrow.


My favorite line from the article: "There is no alternative to beer."

[Eichhörnchen]

https://inspiyr.com/reasons-beer-is-good-for-you/

[Skybird]

So, the article summed up: "Fresh beer is better."

Alright, then. Off to the homebrew store tomorrow.


My favorite line from the article: "There is no alternative to beer."
And "In a pub you do not know, drink the beer that everyone else drinks, too."

Anyhow, these days I prefer - completely due to taste - an alcohol-free wheat anyway. Which is funny, since I normally do not like either alcohol-free beer nor wheat beer, but both together: gluckgluck! Alcohol in beer gives me headaches very quickly these years. Not in whine, but in beer.

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