--Bob Whitmire
Certified Neanderthal writes
And if it’s important enough, and in my cousin’s case it is, get an
electric
wine cellar that keeps it correct. I’m actually thinking of getting a
small one
for my beer. Those pints of Fraoch Heather Beer really ought to be
enjoyed at
the proper temperature.
I trust you have THE proper Fraoch Heather Ale glass as well as the
brew at the proper temperature. See:
http://www.williamsbrosbrew.com/store/merchandise/fraoch-heather-ale-glass
The more I had thought about it, have determined that beer glasses
are very much like lenses and the photographer/ beer aficionado should
have both in equal numbers. (Gordon's 2nd Law of glass objects)
There are the Prime fetishists where only the proper speciality glass
or lens (such as the Zuiko 24 shift ) will do.
Just with Trappist Ales they will likely have a Trappistenbier
Westmalle glass, Chimay Tasting Glass, Westvleteren Glass, St. Sixtus-
St. Bernardus glass among others.
The High Quality Zoomer will have an excellent WA zoom, mid range
zoom, and tele zoom as well as a Stein, goblet , Tumbler, and perhaps
a Pilsner glass.
The Kit Zoomer never removes the kit lens that came withthe cam and
takes any old glass out of the cupboard.
See, managed to get this thread back on topic (sort of), Mike
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