Rolling Beer before drinking

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thisispants
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Rolling Beer before drinking

Post by thisispants »

Whenever I get a coopers pale or sparkling, the bar guy always rolls it....

should I tell him to stop? I was told to just not drink the bottom few cm's.: and it'd taste better...

What's the proper thing to do?
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Post by Simo »

taste both, decide which you like. Rolling a beer such as coopers which has the sediment in the bottom stirs it up a bit and, in my opinion, rounds out the flavour of the beer very nicely.
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Post by InCider »

Simo wrote:taste both, decide which you like. Rolling a beer such as coopers which has the sediment in the bottom stirs it up a bit and, in my opinion, rounds out the flavour of the beer very nicely.
That's how I learned to drink the Coops. Old bottles of course. Tip it upside down, allow the sediment to get 3/4 down and make upright again. Then open. Is it just me, or are there other brothers outh there who like sediment? :oops:
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Post by gregb »

If he rolls clockwise, insist he roll anti-clockwise and vice versa. Just to be a smarty, reall makes no difference rolled left or right. :D :wink:

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Post by dags64 »

you have to drink the sediment out of a Paley or Sparkling
if you are drinking a stubby and they dont roll it, no problem as it gets mixed in after the first mouthful anyway :D
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Post by Goatee »

i like my beer clear so i try not to get the sediment in the glass. However i drink the sediment though as a chaser. mmm tasty, just doesn't give me a clear drink.
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Post by Chris »

If drinking Coopers, I drink the sediment. I won't drink it out of most of my HBs though.
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Post by Rubber.Piggy »

Chris wrote:If drinking Coopers, I drink the sediment. I won't drink it out of most of my HBs though.
Same here
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Post by da_damage_done »

I a fan of rolling commercial coopers bottles too

I reckon it does make it taste better

Not sure sometimes that it improves some of the homebrews

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gregb wrote:If he rolls clockwise, insist he roll anti-clockwise and vice versa. Just to be a smarty, reall makes no difference rolled left or right. :D :wink:

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Cool 8)
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Post by Cheeno »

I only drink "roll your own"
'cause I love that dirty water!
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