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Q. do you like beer and what kind and why?
Asked by BIG DADDY BEER - Tue Sep 4 01:34:15 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOVE IT. keystone light. its always smooth.
Answered by KING KJORS - Tue Sep 4 03:17:30 2007
Q. do you like beer and what kind and why?
Asked by BIG DADDY BEER - Tue Sep 4 01:34:15 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. LOVE IT. keystone light. its always smooth.
Answered by KING KJORS - Tue Sep 4 03:17:30 2007
Why is beer and alcohol so important in peoples life?
Q. A lot of people drink beer everyday. When people want beer they demand it. If theres no beer they will go crazy. Why people think it makes such a difference in what beer they get. It all taste nasty. How could some people like the taste? What is your favorite thing about beer? Why should it be such a huge part of society. People get killed from drunk driving?
Asked by tatomuck10 - Mon May 19 07:27:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Beer is important in different people's lives for different reasons. Me? Two reasons... 1) it pays the bills; 2) there is nothing better than enjoying the perfect glass of good beer. Many specific beers are overrated (Bud, Miller Lite, Heineken, Stella, Corona, etc.) but beer as a whole is not overrated at all. Rather, beer is often mistakenly looked down upon as the drink of peasants, when it actually was the drink of many kings as well! People who are desperate for it don't know how to enjoy it. People who are desperate for anything don't know how to enjoy those things. I think this is yet another broad generalization. It is important to me because I love beer. I love a great session IPA with friends, an Oktoberfest at a pig roast, a… [cont.]
Answered by BeerJon - Mon May 19 07:36:04 2008
Q. A lot of people drink beer everyday. When people want beer they demand it. If theres no beer they will go crazy. Why people think it makes such a difference in what beer they get. It all taste nasty. How could some people like the taste? What is your favorite thing about beer? Why should it be such a huge part of society. People get killed from drunk driving?
Asked by tatomuck10 - Mon May 19 07:27:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Beer is important in different people's lives for different reasons. Me? Two reasons... 1) it pays the bills; 2) there is nothing better than enjoying the perfect glass of good beer. Many specific beers are overrated (Bud, Miller Lite, Heineken, Stella, Corona, etc.) but beer as a whole is not overrated at all. Rather, beer is often mistakenly looked down upon as the drink of peasants, when it actually was the drink of many kings as well! People who are desperate for it don't know how to enjoy it. People who are desperate for anything don't know how to enjoy those things. I think this is yet another broad generalization. It is important to me because I love beer. I love a great session IPA with friends, an Oktoberfest at a pig roast, a… [cont.]
Answered by BeerJon - Mon May 19 07:36:04 2008
What is a unique beer to bring to a beer-tasting party?
Q. I have been inivited to a beer-tasting party and everyone is supposed to bring a unique beer for everyone to sample. I would appreciate some suggestions for a beer that would be different yet enjoyable for everyone to try. Men's Health rated 'Saison Dupont' the 'Best Beer in the World' but I am hoping that someone can confirm this if they have tried it. Thanks!
Asked by Matt - Thu Dec 6 10:55:44 2007 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Firstly, homebrew is the most unique of any beer available. That being said, and you're probably not a homebrewer, I would go with something that either you like personally, or that you don't think anyone else at the party will be bringing. Sam Adams seasonals are always a nice change of pace. Their Winter Lager is out right now, and it is quite good, so is their Honey Porter. Or try a local micro-brew. The problem with getting into any critic's 'best beer in the world', is that some of those brews can get quite expensive. It would be one thing for you to buy yourself a bottle or 2 for tasting, but if you are going to a tasting party, that means you need to take enough for at least most of the people there to taste it. I'm not… [cont.]
Answered by Mitchell Winery - Thu Dec 6 12:59:20 2007
Q. I have been inivited to a beer-tasting party and everyone is supposed to bring a unique beer for everyone to sample. I would appreciate some suggestions for a beer that would be different yet enjoyable for everyone to try. Men's Health rated 'Saison Dupont' the 'Best Beer in the World' but I am hoping that someone can confirm this if they have tried it. Thanks!
Asked by Matt - Thu Dec 6 10:55:44 2007 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Firstly, homebrew is the most unique of any beer available. That being said, and you're probably not a homebrewer, I would go with something that either you like personally, or that you don't think anyone else at the party will be bringing. Sam Adams seasonals are always a nice change of pace. Their Winter Lager is out right now, and it is quite good, so is their Honey Porter. Or try a local micro-brew. The problem with getting into any critic's 'best beer in the world', is that some of those brews can get quite expensive. It would be one thing for you to buy yourself a bottle or 2 for tasting, but if you are going to a tasting party, that means you need to take enough for at least most of the people there to taste it. I'm not… [cont.]
Answered by Mitchell Winery - Thu Dec 6 12:59:20 2007
Where should I put my beer to keep it from getting 'skunked'?
Q. I accidently left a case of beer on my back porch for 24 hours at about 20-30 degrees F. I've read that beer gets skunked by light and not really by warming, although that can hurt the flavor. I want to bring the beer into my dark basement (where I usually keep it) and its about 50 degrees down there but I don't know if that is the best choice. Should I just keep it on the porch and cover it with dark blankets or something? Would the beer already be bad? The beer a porter, it is in brown bottles and still in the box- I"m hoping it got very little light.
Asked by tara g - Sun Jan 21 18:19:21 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Your beer should be just fine, although 20-30F is a little cold. Bringing it in to your basement would actually be perfect. The mid 50's is considered "cellar temperature" and ideal for storing beer. You are also right about light. UV reacts with the alpha acids from the hops and they degrade into compounds that are nearly identical to that which a skunk produces. That's the basis for the brown bottles. In your basement, nice and dark, will be the perfect place for beer.
Answered by Trid - Sun Jan 21 19:40:34 2007
Q. I accidently left a case of beer on my back porch for 24 hours at about 20-30 degrees F. I've read that beer gets skunked by light and not really by warming, although that can hurt the flavor. I want to bring the beer into my dark basement (where I usually keep it) and its about 50 degrees down there but I don't know if that is the best choice. Should I just keep it on the porch and cover it with dark blankets or something? Would the beer already be bad? The beer a porter, it is in brown bottles and still in the box- I"m hoping it got very little light.
Asked by tara g - Sun Jan 21 18:19:21 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Your beer should be just fine, although 20-30F is a little cold. Bringing it in to your basement would actually be perfect. The mid 50's is considered "cellar temperature" and ideal for storing beer. You are also right about light. UV reacts with the alpha acids from the hops and they degrade into compounds that are nearly identical to that which a skunk produces. That's the basis for the brown bottles. In your basement, nice and dark, will be the perfect place for beer.
Answered by Trid - Sun Jan 21 19:40:34 2007
What is the best beer magazine to subscribe to?
Q. I want to get one of my groomsman who thinks of himself as a beer Connoisseur a subscription to a beer magazine. Just wondering which is the best one in terms of content including beer reviews, and also info on home-brewing. I was leaning towards Beer Advocate.
Asked by Munson Rocks - Fri Sep 19 10:42:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I got my Husband Beer Advocate www.beeradvocate.com It's only $19.99 I also got him www.byo.com That one was $45 for 16 issue He says for the "Home Brewing" go with Brew (BYO). If you want interesting articles and facts go with Beer Advocate
Answered by Stacy W - Fri Sep 19 14:46:06 2008
Q. I want to get one of my groomsman who thinks of himself as a beer Connoisseur a subscription to a beer magazine. Just wondering which is the best one in terms of content including beer reviews, and also info on home-brewing. I was leaning towards Beer Advocate.
Asked by Munson Rocks - Fri Sep 19 10:42:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I got my Husband Beer Advocate www.beeradvocate.com It's only $19.99 I also got him www.byo.com That one was $45 for 16 issue He says for the "Home Brewing" go with Brew (BYO). If you want interesting articles and facts go with Beer Advocate
Answered by Stacy W - Fri Sep 19 14:46:06 2008
What beer flavor compares to the finish of Bunnahabhain 1976 Scotch?
Q. I mean mainly the aromatics. Not any exact beer but just the tye/style of beer that might compare.
Asked by BEER CONSORTIUM - Wed Oct 28 20:04:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best bet would be a hefeweizen. Since you need a comparison between the finishes of the two, many hefe's carry a phenolic note the result of 4-vinyl guaiacol. But this is a clove flavor and not the banana and ginger notes you get the this Scotch. Therefore, you might chose a wit beer. It has the added spice notes of coriander and orange. [Wait some wheats do have a banana note from (yes, yeast) amyl acetate).] I think it would be interesting to age one of these wheat beers in wood and specifically whisky wood. Hoegaarden Hacker-Pschorr Ayinger
Answered by BEER - Sun Nov 1 14:42:35 2009
Q. I mean mainly the aromatics. Not any exact beer but just the tye/style of beer that might compare.
Asked by BEER CONSORTIUM - Wed Oct 28 20:04:16 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best bet would be a hefeweizen. Since you need a comparison between the finishes of the two, many hefe's carry a phenolic note the result of 4-vinyl guaiacol. But this is a clove flavor and not the banana and ginger notes you get the this Scotch. Therefore, you might chose a wit beer. It has the added spice notes of coriander and orange. [Wait some wheats do have a banana note from (yes, yeast) amyl acetate).] I think it would be interesting to age one of these wheat beers in wood and specifically whisky wood. Hoegaarden Hacker-Pschorr Ayinger
Answered by BEER - Sun Nov 1 14:42:35 2009
Does the beer marinate the chicken or in the sauce while simmering?
Q. I want to make oven BBQ Chicken with Beer in the sauce, but I don't know if I am to marinate the quarters in the beer and spices first, or do I just pour it in the sauce when it's simmering??? Can you give me your recipe on how to do this please?
Asked by THEMrsMinLa&Momof2 - Mon May 26 13:18:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My advise to you will be to marinate your chicken with beer and spices like a day before you're planning on cooking it. So that way it can absorb the flavors. Then once you're ready to cook your meat you can marinate the chicken with BBQ sauce a little before you are ready to cook it so it can soak on the BBQ flavors also. P.S. Do not over marinate with beer or it might come up with a more sour taste though. But once again that depends on what kind of flavor you're trying to reach. Good luck and save me a plate;)
Answered by Proud Jarocha - Mon May 26 13:26:49 2008
Q. I want to make oven BBQ Chicken with Beer in the sauce, but I don't know if I am to marinate the quarters in the beer and spices first, or do I just pour it in the sauce when it's simmering??? Can you give me your recipe on how to do this please?
Asked by THEMrsMinLa&Momof2 - Mon May 26 13:18:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My advise to you will be to marinate your chicken with beer and spices like a day before you're planning on cooking it. So that way it can absorb the flavors. Then once you're ready to cook your meat you can marinate the chicken with BBQ sauce a little before you are ready to cook it so it can soak on the BBQ flavors also. P.S. Do not over marinate with beer or it might come up with a more sour taste though. But once again that depends on what kind of flavor you're trying to reach. Good luck and save me a plate;)
Answered by Proud Jarocha - Mon May 26 13:26:49 2008
How much beer you need to drink to get drunk?
Q. Will, my dad is been drinking all the time, and he like to drink but never get drunk, how much beer in cans and how mush beer in bottle? NO, he not fat so don't even ask.
Asked by jim - Sat Jul 31 20:06:56 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Will, my dad is been drinking all the time, and he like to drink but never get drunk, how much beer in cans and how mush beer in bottle? NO, he not fat so don't even ask.
Asked by jim - Sat Jul 31 20:06:56 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the classifications of beer and how do they taste?
Q. You would think that after 12 years of intense beer drinking that I would "know" the type of beer that I am drinking! To the contrary, I am fairly limited to the likes of bud "light" or "heavy." I have started to enjoy the IPAs and Lagers of the world, but I still don't know the classification of the beer caste system. I read a book on wine, and they laid out simplistic terminology the difference between a "heavy" wine like beourdouex compare to a "light" wine like pinot noir. The best answer would be similar to that wine comparision... Thanks!
Asked by Rick D - Sat Sep 1 21:21:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two classes of beer collectively make up thousands of different varieties of beer. The two different categories of beer differ in the type of yeast used to brew them and the temperature at which they are brewed. Beer that is classified as lager uses special yeast that ferments best at cooler temperatures. Beer classified as ale uses another type of yeast that ferments best at warmer temperatures. Both lagers and ales contain hops, malted barley, yeast and water. There are basically four types of beer that fall under the lager category: American style pale lager, pilsner, light lager and dark lager. Pale lager usually contains more carbonation than the other types of beer. It tends to be light in colour as well as in body. The most… [cont.]
Answered by spider 1 - Sat Sep 1 21:50:10 2007
Q. You would think that after 12 years of intense beer drinking that I would "know" the type of beer that I am drinking! To the contrary, I am fairly limited to the likes of bud "light" or "heavy." I have started to enjoy the IPAs and Lagers of the world, but I still don't know the classification of the beer caste system. I read a book on wine, and they laid out simplistic terminology the difference between a "heavy" wine like beourdouex compare to a "light" wine like pinot noir. The best answer would be similar to that wine comparision... Thanks!
Asked by Rick D - Sat Sep 1 21:21:39 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two classes of beer collectively make up thousands of different varieties of beer. The two different categories of beer differ in the type of yeast used to brew them and the temperature at which they are brewed. Beer that is classified as lager uses special yeast that ferments best at cooler temperatures. Beer classified as ale uses another type of yeast that ferments best at warmer temperatures. Both lagers and ales contain hops, malted barley, yeast and water. There are basically four types of beer that fall under the lager category: American style pale lager, pilsner, light lager and dark lager. Pale lager usually contains more carbonation than the other types of beer. It tends to be light in colour as well as in body. The most… [cont.]
Answered by spider 1 - Sat Sep 1 21:50:10 2007
What is the best tasting beer available?
Q. Also if you can, please tell me what happens to a beer when it's past it's expiration date? I have tried rob hook (copper hook spring brew), and 2 different michelob brews. These were past there due date so it could explain the bad taste, but what is the best tasting beer though? There are so many varieties to try, but I don't want to waste my time with bad stuff. What does a good beer taste like?
Asked by politicaltnt - Wed Dec 26 23:12:22 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Aussie Coopers Ale!!
Answered by DollyMD - Wed Dec 26 23:44:45 2007
Q. Also if you can, please tell me what happens to a beer when it's past it's expiration date? I have tried rob hook (copper hook spring brew), and 2 different michelob brews. These were past there due date so it could explain the bad taste, but what is the best tasting beer though? There are so many varieties to try, but I don't want to waste my time with bad stuff. What does a good beer taste like?
Asked by politicaltnt - Wed Dec 26 23:12:22 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Aussie Coopers Ale!!
Answered by DollyMD - Wed Dec 26 23:44:45 2007
How can I drink wine or beer without getting hives?
Q. I believe I have recently developed an allergy to wine and beer. Hives form after a glass. I don't drink very often, but do enjoy wine or beer occasionally and would like to still be able to have some. Is there something I can do to prevent the hives, itching, swelling that comes with it? I have been enjoying wine and beer for years, and only just recently started having this problem.
Asked by JENNIFER J - Fri Feb 9 10:43:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. That's a tough question. I suffer from allergies myself, and I have reactions to certain red wines-they give me terrible hangovers even if I only drink a glass. I would advise you NOT to take an antihistamine, since it tends to make you drowsy-it will probably intensify the effects of the alcohol. If you really and truly enjoy the taste of wine and beer, then go to an allergist and see if they can run a prick test on you to find out which ones cause you the most problems. I would try white wine, since it has a much lower level of histimines (red wine is high in histamines!) and it might be easier on your system. Another thought: an allergist once told my sister to think of allergy tolerance like a bucket. If you are avoiding… [cont.]
Answered by glavnayadevochka1979 - Fri Feb 9 12:17:04 2007
Q. I believe I have recently developed an allergy to wine and beer. Hives form after a glass. I don't drink very often, but do enjoy wine or beer occasionally and would like to still be able to have some. Is there something I can do to prevent the hives, itching, swelling that comes with it? I have been enjoying wine and beer for years, and only just recently started having this problem.
Asked by JENNIFER J - Fri Feb 9 10:43:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. That's a tough question. I suffer from allergies myself, and I have reactions to certain red wines-they give me terrible hangovers even if I only drink a glass. I would advise you NOT to take an antihistamine, since it tends to make you drowsy-it will probably intensify the effects of the alcohol. If you really and truly enjoy the taste of wine and beer, then go to an allergist and see if they can run a prick test on you to find out which ones cause you the most problems. I would try white wine, since it has a much lower level of histimines (red wine is high in histamines!) and it might be easier on your system. Another thought: an allergist once told my sister to think of allergy tolerance like a bucket. If you are avoiding… [cont.]
Answered by glavnayadevochka1979 - Fri Feb 9 12:17:04 2007
How long does beer stay fresh in a kegerator?
Q. Was looking at kegerators in BestBuy, they seem to have good prices. While I like good beer, we are not going to finish a keg quickly. How long will beer stay fresh without going flat or stale?
Asked by Hockey, Guns & Beer - Mon Aug 7 16:39:18 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. great information on that site!
Answered by Loresinger99 - Mon Aug 7 16:47:56 2006
Q. Was looking at kegerators in BestBuy, they seem to have good prices. While I like good beer, we are not going to finish a keg quickly. How long will beer stay fresh without going flat or stale?
Asked by Hockey, Guns & Beer - Mon Aug 7 16:39:18 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. great information on that site!
Answered by Loresinger99 - Mon Aug 7 16:47:56 2006
what is the purpose of the beer can for grilling beer can chicken?
Q. what is the purpose of having a can half full of beer in the cavity of the chicken when you grill? i want to try this out, but what is the purpose of the beer? does it really do anything to the flavor or what? thank you kindly for your answers. i am going to leave this up to the voters to choose a best answer. happy grilling!
Asked by Furry Guy (defying gravity) - Wed Jul 2 23:56:46 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a bit of flavor, but mostly for moisture. you get a great grill flavor without ending up with dry meat (which is common in grilled chicken)
Answered by willa - Thu Jul 3 00:00:09 2008
Q. what is the purpose of having a can half full of beer in the cavity of the chicken when you grill? i want to try this out, but what is the purpose of the beer? does it really do anything to the flavor or what? thank you kindly for your answers. i am going to leave this up to the voters to choose a best answer. happy grilling!
Asked by Furry Guy (defying gravity) - Wed Jul 2 23:56:46 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a bit of flavor, but mostly for moisture. you get a great grill flavor without ending up with dry meat (which is common in grilled chicken)
Answered by willa - Thu Jul 3 00:00:09 2008
Do beer and soda cans sound different when opened?
Q. I think the "psshht" sound of beer and soda cans sound different from each other. Do you think so too?
Asked by Steven P nb tx - Mon Jul 21 08:40:37 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they do. The beer can when opened should sound a little flatter than the soda can. The carbonation of the soda would place more inner pressure on the can, causing it to release more rapidly when opened.
Answered by sux_2b_ewe - Mon Jul 21 08:43:32 2008
Q. I think the "psshht" sound of beer and soda cans sound different from each other. Do you think so too?
Asked by Steven P nb tx - Mon Jul 21 08:40:37 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, they do. The beer can when opened should sound a little flatter than the soda can. The carbonation of the soda would place more inner pressure on the can, causing it to release more rapidly when opened.
Answered by sux_2b_ewe - Mon Jul 21 08:43:32 2008
What is the best type of beer to go with a steak and potatoes dinner?
Q. I'm making the boyfriend a steak and potatoes dinner tomorrow for Valentines Day, but I need to know what kind of beer will go best with it. He enjoys Guinness, but I feel like that's too heavy of a beer to go with the type of meal I'm making. Would a light beer go better? What type do you suggest?
Asked by theoriginaldoublem - Sat Feb 14 03:17:25 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Give the man what he likes...
Answered by everythingspeachy2000 - Sat Feb 14 03:20:49 2009
Q. I'm making the boyfriend a steak and potatoes dinner tomorrow for Valentines Day, but I need to know what kind of beer will go best with it. He enjoys Guinness, but I feel like that's too heavy of a beer to go with the type of meal I'm making. Would a light beer go better? What type do you suggest?
Asked by theoriginaldoublem - Sat Feb 14 03:17:25 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Give the man what he likes...
Answered by everythingspeachy2000 - Sat Feb 14 03:20:49 2009
How do I Import beer that is not available to the usa currently?
Q. Kolsch is a style of beer from Koln Germany. It is by far my favorite beer ever. I can find Kolsch style beer but can not get real Kolsch beer. Does anyone have a confirmed website where I can order real Kolsch beer? I live in California if it helps
Asked by BoneApart The Third - Mon Dec 29 21:13:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can you get New Holland there? They have one that was called Lucid but I think they renamed it and call it Full Circle now.
Answered by The Beerman - Mon Dec 29 21:24:24 2008
Q. Kolsch is a style of beer from Koln Germany. It is by far my favorite beer ever. I can find Kolsch style beer but can not get real Kolsch beer. Does anyone have a confirmed website where I can order real Kolsch beer? I live in California if it helps
Asked by BoneApart The Third - Mon Dec 29 21:13:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can you get New Holland there? They have one that was called Lucid but I think they renamed it and call it Full Circle now.
Answered by The Beerman - Mon Dec 29 21:24:24 2008
How to obtain a beer license and where do I start?
Q. I own a very nice taco trailer and recently purchased land out in Dale TX. I would like to obtain a beer license and sell beer out of my trailer. I would like to start by doing an outdoor/patio bar. I don't know what that would run me or where to start. I am 24 years old with big dreams. Please help. I hope this is a good idea to start making some real money towards building my house.
Asked by Sarah - Wed May 12 04:18:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start by going to the chamber of commerce. They'll know where to go, most likely city hall.
Answered by jwenting - Wed May 12 04:24:13 2010
Q. I own a very nice taco trailer and recently purchased land out in Dale TX. I would like to obtain a beer license and sell beer out of my trailer. I would like to start by doing an outdoor/patio bar. I don't know what that would run me or where to start. I am 24 years old with big dreams. Please help. I hope this is a good idea to start making some real money towards building my house.
Asked by Sarah - Wed May 12 04:18:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start by going to the chamber of commerce. They'll know where to go, most likely city hall.
Answered by jwenting - Wed May 12 04:24:13 2010
How much alcohol in beer is equivalent to a whole wine bottle?
Q. Wine is about 12.5% and beer is about 5%. How man beers are equal to a wine bottle?
Asked by Jake - Thu Dec 31 16:56:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A bottle of wine is about 9 units and a large beer is about 2(ish) so 4-5 beers. 5% beer is fairly strong so I would go with 4 beers to be on safe side.
Answered by CYNTHIA - Thu Dec 31 17:01:45 2009
Q. Wine is about 12.5% and beer is about 5%. How man beers are equal to a wine bottle?
Asked by Jake - Thu Dec 31 16:56:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A bottle of wine is about 9 units and a large beer is about 2(ish) so 4-5 beers. 5% beer is fairly strong so I would go with 4 beers to be on safe side.
Answered by CYNTHIA - Thu Dec 31 17:01:45 2009
How come whenever I drink beer I get a tightness in my throat?
Q. It's only beer that does it, makes it feel like something is stuck. But my throat gets really tight after drinking beer, and it can be as little as a few sips of one and it'll start. No other alcohol does it. Any ideas?
Asked by Hawk - Mon May 31 11:32:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're probably allergic to the hops and grains used in the beer. You could try beers that are made using grains different from the beer you've been drinking now.
Answered by JP - Thu Jun 3 11:19:20 2010
Q. It's only beer that does it, makes it feel like something is stuck. But my throat gets really tight after drinking beer, and it can be as little as a few sips of one and it'll start. No other alcohol does it. Any ideas?
Asked by Hawk - Mon May 31 11:32:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're probably allergic to the hops and grains used in the beer. You could try beers that are made using grains different from the beer you've been drinking now.
Answered by JP - Thu Jun 3 11:19:20 2010
What was that beer commercial where the bartender claims the bar has over 1000 beers from all over the world?
Q. In the commercial the bar was called "House of Beer" and the bartender had a European accent. After stating what the bar had to offer, she told the man to call her when he had browsed through the list, but he immediately chose the beer he wanted without looking at it. Does anyone have a link to this commercial/remember what beer was being advertised?
Asked by agamemnon582bc - Tue Feb 26 18:52:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was a commercial for Samuel Adams Boston Lager. I don't have a link, but you can often view commercials on their website. If not, look on youtube. Cheers!
Answered by BeerJon - Wed Feb 27 10:31:21 2008
Q. In the commercial the bar was called "House of Beer" and the bartender had a European accent. After stating what the bar had to offer, she told the man to call her when he had browsed through the list, but he immediately chose the beer he wanted without looking at it. Does anyone have a link to this commercial/remember what beer was being advertised?
Asked by agamemnon582bc - Tue Feb 26 18:52:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was a commercial for Samuel Adams Boston Lager. I don't have a link, but you can often view commercials on their website. If not, look on youtube. Cheers!
Answered by BeerJon - Wed Feb 27 10:31:21 2008
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