Posted April 17, 2015 04:59 · last edited April 17, 2015 05:00
I'm sick of the *PA's, everything is a something PA.
Seeing as its now winter I've decided to drink Lagers.
I always ask for largers when I'm ordering spirits.
Why do you drink lagers in Winter? Do your taste buds fly North for warmer climates?
No Lagers are traditionally a winter beer because Lager yeast ferments at a much lower temperature than an Ale yeast.
And cheers for the typo correction Jeff, of course I would like a larger lager.
I'm sick of the *PA's, everything is a something PA.
Seeing as its now winter I've decided to drink Lagers.
I always ask for largers when I'm ordering spirits.
Why do you drink lagers in Winter? Do your taste buds fly North for warmer climates?
No Lagers are a winter beer because Lager yeast traditionally ferments at a much lower temperature than an Ale yeast.
And cheers for the typo correction Jeff, of course I would like a larger lager.