> Personally I find the lighter lagers more refreshing in the summer than
> heavier microbrews. I also find some of the microbrews make me feel grouchy
> within several minutes of drinking them. I don't know if it's a yeast
> sensitvity or what, but I can feel it within the first few drinks.
>
> Tom C.
Lighter beers are definately more refreshing during the summer
months. For me, that means a good pale ale or a weissbeer. The ole ales,
wee heavies, stouts and porters are much more approprate for cooler
temperatures like fall, winter, or UK. :)
The big problem with American-style light lagers is that they
taste best when served ice cold.... so that one cannot taste them anyway.
-Cory
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* Cory Papenfuss, Ph.D., PPSEL-IA *
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