

| Subject: | Re: Temperature of Beer - was: RE: German engineering vs British electrics |
| From: | Rico Sapolich |
| Date: | Sun, 7 Apr 2002 03:19:53 EDT |
In a message dated 4/6/02 4:45:15 PM, gchallis@CENTUM.COM writes: << Ideal serving temperatures for U.S./N.Z./Oz lagers: 45 degrees F >> To each his own. When I had a tavern, the refrigeration men would set up the beer coolers at 36-38 degrees F. They seemed to have intimate knowledge of their field of endeavor since the good ones were invariably also alcoholics. Occupational hazard, I guess. A guy I knew who ran a place which had been owned by his family for more than a hundred years once told me that the ideal temperature for bottled beer is achieved by chilling it in a tub of ice. I could offer no argument to his opinion. Rich
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