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Posted by admin | Posted in Beer Signs | Posted on 25-07-2011

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Drinking want to serve Cold Beer in bottles to patrons! What is the target temperature before serving

Here I refer to your corner ordinary bar / tavern that uses an under-the-bar outdoor refrigerated cooler with bottles of beer standing in a bank of ice and water. What is the delivery to the owner-just-opened "ideal" temperature of the Beer Bottle as desired by the bar / tavern. (This is actually an "industrial" standard based on cold beer remaining until the bottle was consumed by a patron talkie.) If Please use degrees Fahrenheit in your reply.

Lager beers # must be kept in the refrigerator before serving 9 ° C/48 ° F. # The U.S. and Australian light lagers should be the server at a temperature below 6 ° C/42 ° F. # Alès should not be too fresh, chilled or she will develop a haze and lose their fruity flavor. C/54-56 12-13 ° F temperatures are recommended for the service. # Very strong ales should be served at room temperature.

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