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05-09-2006, 03:18 PM
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Guinness Draught Details::Height of Head
"Bryan Griffin" skrev i meddelandet
... Any resource out there on the web that discusses the height of the head for a perfect pour of Guinness Draught? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? 3/4 inch? 1 inch? Eeeh....measure two fingers, multiply the result in inches times 2, divide by 3 and multiply by six. The result should get you high. M 
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05-09-2006, 04:11 PM
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Guinness Draught Details::Height of Head
In message , Marcus Räder
writes "Bryan Griffin" skrev i meddelandet .. . Any resource out there on the web that discusses the height of the head for a perfect pour of Guinness Draught? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? 3/4 inch? 1 inch? Eeeh....measure two fingers, multiply the result in inches times 2, divide by 3 and multiply by six. The result should get you high. M Any height u like , Its not going to make the beer taste any better ! -- martyn dawe
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06-01-2007, 01:41 AM
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Guinness Draught Details::Height of Head
martyn dawe wrote:
In message , Marcus Räder writes "Bryan Griffin" skrev i meddelandet ... Any resource out there on the web that discusses the height of the head for a perfect pour of Guinness Draught? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? 3/4 inch? 1 inch? Eeeh....measure two fingers, multiply the result in inches times 2, divide by 3 and multiply by six. The result should get you high. M Any height u like , Its not going to make the beer taste any better ! thats a load of crap! beer is supposed to have a decent head... Guinness doubly so. it depends on the size of the glass... try one fifth of the of the glass's hight.
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07-01-2007, 05:28 AM
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Guinness Draught Details::Height of Head
"Cam" wrote in message
... it depends on the size of the glass... try one fifth of the of the glass's hight. A fifth? A bit of a firm head is nice, but a fifth? Come on. I prefer to drink beer, not foam. On a standard British pint glass, I prefer about a finger's worth, which is probably a bit over half an inch. Still leaves me a good 90 percent of more of actual beer to enjoy. -Steve
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07-01-2007, 12:21 PM
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Guinness Draught Details::Height of Head
"Cam" wrote in message ... martyn dawe wrote: In message , Marcus Räder writes "Bryan Griffin" skrev i meddelandet ... Any resource out there on the web that discusses the height of the head for a perfect pour of Guinness Draught? 1/4 inch? 1/2 inch? 3/4 inch? 1 inch? Eeeh....measure two fingers, multiply the result in inches times 2, divide by 3 and multiply by six. The result should get you high. M Any height u like , Its not going to make the beer taste any better ! thats a load of crap! beer is supposed to have a decent head... Guinness doubly so. it depends on the size of the glass... try one fifth of the of the glass's hight. Whatever room is left between the pint marker and the top of the glass. I am paying for beer, not nitrogen filled foam.
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