Temperature
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2020 7:43 am
Not the ambient but the coldness or otherwise of alcoholic beverages.
Yesternoon the wife and I were invited to lunch by one of her friends at a local venue that I'd never been to before and I ordered a pint of Guinness (these days 570 mils which is 1.2046246 Pint to be exact).
It arrived near frozen, instead of being around the recommended 50 t0 55 degrees Farenheight.
Management seemed a bit puzzled when I asked if they could stand it near the stove for a few minutes till it warmed up a bit, we compromised and they brought me a small dish of hot water to stand it in till it suited my taste.
Not going back there again even for another free meal, the service was dismally slow and the hot food was served on cold plates.
Australian pubs are renowned for serving beers so cold that one's palate is instantly frozen and all taste of the product disappears'.
Yesternoon the wife and I were invited to lunch by one of her friends at a local venue that I'd never been to before and I ordered a pint of Guinness (these days 570 mils which is 1.2046246 Pint to be exact).
It arrived near frozen, instead of being around the recommended 50 t0 55 degrees Farenheight.
Management seemed a bit puzzled when I asked if they could stand it near the stove for a few minutes till it warmed up a bit, we compromised and they brought me a small dish of hot water to stand it in till it suited my taste.
Not going back there again even for another free meal, the service was dismally slow and the hot food was served on cold plates.
Australian pubs are renowned for serving beers so cold that one's palate is instantly frozen and all taste of the product disappears'.