I’ve never kept a beer long enough to see if it does or not.
Beer Tap - Draft Beer On Board
- Thread starter jviss
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Precisely. Why would you keep the stuff around when there are so many different ones to sample. Here in the town in the frozen north we have a place called "Sherbrooke" which regularly advertises over 2000 brands, and they're all in a suitably chilled room for your viewing and purchasing pleasure. yum.
..................................... perpetuated by the brewing industry.
Anyways, does it really matter when you're three sheets to the wind ?
.................................. and that's why inflatable PFD's use compressed CO2 cylinders just for emergencies like this. And when the beer keg's empty, it makes another PFD. You can never be too safe
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Why would you have three sheets? There's another fake science. You can use the lazy one to tie off the crew.
Having lived in Germany for something like a year, I tried to drink ALL the beer in Germany (not been) and FAILED. But, it was fun trying.
I was in Karlshrue, Germany for about 6 weeks back in the late 80's.. I loved it.. I sampled each beer from each of the three (maybe more) local breweries.. They came in crock jars in a plastic milk crate, 12 per crate, IIRC.. The crocks were returnable and refillable.. really good beers.