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How To Pour a Beer Print E-mail
Written by Buds On The Bay   
Monday, 15 September 2008 07:37

How to pour a beer. 

Pouring beer is an art, and definitely part of the overall tasting experience. We always suggest that you drink a beer out of a glass. Here at Bud's we take pride in how we pour our beer.

 

 

Steps to a Perfect Pint

 

  • Use a clean glass. A dirty glass, containing oils, dirt or residuals from a previous beer, may inhibit head creation and flavours.
  • Hold your glass at a 45° angle. Pour the beer, targeting the middle of the slope of the glass. Don't be afraid to pour hard or add some air between the bottle and glass.
  • At the half-way point bring the glass at a 90° angle and continue to pour in the middle of the glass. This will induce the perfect foam head. And remember, having a head on a beer is a good thing. It releases the beer’s aromatics and adds to the overall presentation. You may also want to gradually add distance between the bottle and glass as you pour, to also inspire a good head. An ideal head should be 1" to 1-1/2".

 

 

With bottled conditioned beers, that may have a considerable amount of yeast in the bottle, you may wish to watch closely as you pour ... if you don't like yeast in your poured beer. However, this is the highlight of some beers and actually wanted. Just note that the inclusion of yeast will alter the clearness and taste of your poured beer, and lively yeast is high in vitamins and nutrients!

Last Updated on Monday, 30 March 2009 14:53
 
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