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Note #8: "Who drinks beer below 10 °C anyway?"
by rossdavidh 2y ago
Note #8: "Who drinks beer below 10 °C anyway?"
- marcosdumay 2y agoWell, at least not cold beer.
- athoscouto 2y agoPeople in Brazil do. In fact, 10°C would make most Brazilians complain that the beer is too warm
- ghc 2y agoI was extremely confused by this note until I examined it in context. It turns out that 10 °C refers to the environmental temperature, not the beer serving temperature.
- mihaaly 2y agoBeen in Jokkmokk in the Winter Market once, I believe in the beer tent it was around zero, mild temperature for enjoying beer (outside it was -22C).
- dendrite9 2y agoI think the coldest I've drank a beer was about -17C. Made memorable by going to finish my beer after talking for a few minutes and my lips briefly froze to the can. Plenty of people I know drink beer outside while and after skiing.
- njovin 2y ago10c = 50F and this got me curious at which temperature the mountains turn blue on the Coors can [1]. Coors has apparently determined that 40F-48F (4.44C - 8.88C) is the perfect temperature for their swill. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM3USopPZoA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM3USopPZoA
- SoftTalker 2y agoFor beers like Coors I find the colder the better. You taste it less.
- ninalanyon 2y agoIt hardly tastes of anything in the first place!
- ninalanyon 2y agoLots of people in Scandinavia at the end of winter.