Brews You Can Use

Deadlines and fires. That’s my life in a nutshell right now. Not much today. Just a few Brews You Can Use.

Producer caters to homosexual woman crowd:

Anheuser-Busch has rolled out three fruit-flavored versions of its Michelob Ultra brand.

The three flavors – Pomegranate Raspberry, Lime Cactus and Tuscan Orange Grapefruit – will be available through Labor Day.

I don’t recognize any of those fruits. I think that’s a good thing.
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Thumbs up to the nerds:

Mathematicians have come up with a formula that predicts how the head on a pint of beer will change after pouring.

Their advance could shed light on why the foam on a pint of lager quickly disappears, but the froth on a pint of Guinness sticks around.

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And here we thought it was just for the Norms of the world: New research into Britain’s drinking habits finds “Beer is the drink of style and sophistication.”
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Great quote: “We had to pour our first brew down the sewer. We left it in the fermenter too long and it soured – it was like putting your dog to sleep.”

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2 Responses to “Brews You Can Use”

1. Paul Says:
   April 27th, 2007 at 7:47 am

   That is more than I need to know about beer since I don’t drink it.

2. rud Says:
   April 27th, 2007 at 9:32 am

   Miller’s Brewing has a salt and lime flavored beer out that is reportedly quite tastey.

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