Is it true folks in the UK drink warm beer ?!
Is it true folks in the UK drink warm beer ?
What no ice over there :))
Answers:
Some beers are produced to be enjoyed at room temperature. Mostly dark brews like stouts(Guiness), porters, and brown ales(Newcastle). Many Belgain ale are sevred at room temp as well.
Beer was invented before modern refrigeration, thus beer is traditionally served warm in Europe an elsewhere.
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Experience in industry
lager = cold, beer/ale etc = room temperature.
Thats the way it is supposed to be, and its a shame really that you cant get proper beer in other countries, such as the USA.
yeahh im american and warm beer is just nasty.
only the alcoholics who can't wait for it to chill, so thats probably most of us then!
hahahah Yes the UK has Ice* lol.....and some do drink it warm....others prefer it off Tap* some like it from fridge*~ To each and their own*~
I think that you will find that it is drunk at room temperature and not warm
there are two types of beer
Lager - fermented and served at cold temperatures, about 45 degrees F
Ale-fermented and served at "room temperature", about 65 degrees F
Lagers taste horrible at 65 and ales taste horrible at 45, they are brewed and use different yeasts with this in mind. english drink more ales (stouts, brown ales, porters, ipa, etc) Americans used to until the revolutionary war when everthing british went out of fashion, so instead americans took up the german style of beer, lagers (marzens, bocks, and pilsner styles) that is also why americans have so many german names in the beer industry, like anheiserbusch or grolsch or heinekin, pabst, there all german style beers vs the english style ales
They drink it at room temperature.
only give it to irritating tourists