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Evidence for why we know the New Testament writers told the truth.

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dafydd said:
I never was served warm beer in Britain.I have no idea where this myth comes from.British beer is served cold,but not chilled beyond flavour.That might be the reason for this calumny.
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In pubs in England (dunno about Scotland and Wales), many pubs serve beer (as distinct from lager) at cellar temperature

CAMpaign for Real Ale: http://www.camra.org.uk/

Real ale is served at cellar temperature 12-14 C (54-57 F), which is somewhat cooler than room temperature. If real ale is too warm it is not appetizing, it loses its natural conditioning (the liveliness of the beer due to the dissolved carbon dioxide).

On the other hand if the beer is too cold it will kill off the subtle flavour. Unlike keg beer which has to be chilled, real ale has flavours you need to taste! Real ale is not 'warm', 'cloudy' or 'flat'. Real ale is served below room temperature, like red wine; served properly it should be entirely clear; if it kept and served properly it will have enough natural life to be appetizing.
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six7s said:
In pubs in England (dunno about Scotland and Wales), many pubs serve beer (as distinct from lager) at cellar temperature

CAMpaign for Real Ale: http://www.camra.org.uk/
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I have never been to America or Australia but I am given to understand that they like their beer to be cryogenically frozen.I bought a bottle of Budweiser for the first time in my life last week and now I understand why,its to hide the taste.
 
dafydd said:
You can get Chimay in the States now.

http://www.bullz-eye.com/beer/2007/chimay_white.htm

http://www.beerpal.com/Chimay-Grand-Reserve-(Blue)-Beer/21/

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/215/2512

http://www.bottledbeer.co.uk/index.html?beerid=136

http://www.beerstore.com.au/detail.asp?beerID=159

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090513113528AAv8nUF
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Chimay has been available in the US for years. I first had it some 15 years ago and it was an established import then.

Hell, here in Upstate New York, we have our very own Belgian brewer in Cooperstown. Yum....
 
kmortis said:
Chimay has been available in the US for years. I first had it some 15 years ago and it was an established import then.

Hell, here in Upstate New York, we have our very own Belgian brewer in Cooperstown. Yum....
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I am very glad to hear that.As I said,I have never been in the States (I break out in a cold sweat when I think about getting on an airplane).What is the name of the brewery?
 
dafydd said:
I have never been to America or Australia but I am given to understand that they like their beer to be cryogenically frozen.I bought a bottle of Budweiser for the first time in my life last week and now I understand why,its to hide the taste.
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Beer is supposed to be drunk at the temperature it was brewed at, German type beers are brewed cold.

Also taste is an acquire thing, and not all people taste things the same, there are about 300 different odor receptor in humans and each person doesn’t have the same amount of each.

Paul

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There is no real evidence that the New Testament writers knew the truth.
 
dafydd said:
I have never been to America or Australia but I am given to understand that they like their beer to be cryogenically frozen.I bought a bottle of Budweiser for the first time in my life last week and now I understand why,its to hide the taste.
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No - there are some beers that actually taste better cold. Not frozen, but cold.

And let me just say that after a hot day doing hard work, there's absolutely nothing more refreshing than a cold one. But it should always be drunk out of glass, not cans.
 
kmortis said:
Brewery Ommegang. The best part about them is I can get a high quality Belgian style brew for about $1-2/bottle less than an import.
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Thanks for the link . It's part of the Duvel Moortgat concern so you can't go wrong there.There is a Belgian beer that is brewed in Texas called Celis.Ever heard of it?
http://beerme.com/brewery.php?1141

Apropos of nothing,ommegang is a defunct word meaning social intercourse,companionship,a parade or a procession.Nowaday's it's spelled omgang.
 
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