I notice on the menus of craft beer bars usually only 12 oz or 16 oz
measures are priced, is their usually a 1/2 measure, if you are
tasting one does not want too many 16 oz 8 % beers

In article >, martyn dawe wrote:
>I notice on the menus of craft beer bars usually only 12 oz or 16 oz
>measures are priced, is their usually a 1/2 measure, if you are
>tasting one does not want too many 16 oz 8 % beers

Craft beer bars, here in the USA anyway, usually offer a "sampler
platter" where you get a few ounces each of several different
selections. Even if the sampler is not listed on the menu, I've
found most places will accomodate your request. Also, if you ask
for a taste of a specific beer, typically they are happy to oblige.

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TJH
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Why would you like to craft beer?

Try some Champagne & Neuhaus Collection.

Those little 3 oz samplers are nice. Sadly, most of these breweries offer the same lineup of ho-hum selections. Most "micro" brews in the US taste pretty much the same, save for New Glarus Belgian red and a few other standouts.