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Subject: Re: Why should I rinse a beer glass before pouring draught?
From: Dan the Melon Man
Posted: Sat Jan 22. 2005, 06:52 UTC
Followup to: "Re: Why should I rinse a beer glass before pouring draught?"  by surotkin  (Sat Jan 22. 2005, 06:28 UTC)
> Hi Dan the Melon Man,
> I followed your link till
> "Why when pouring into a wet glass, do sparkling wine or beer not 
> froth up?"
> that should give me the answer. However, it brings me to an 
> unappropriate site titled with "In the pink". It must be the web 
> site's error.
> I haven't reached the destination.

OK, for better or worse, I was unable to see what you saw. It seems the 
NewScientist article seems to be unavailable now and the old link takes me to 
the front page.
Anyway, that was just the scientific explanation of froth and frothing on 
smooth & rough beer glasses. The rest of the webtender discussion thread there 
was what I was really linking to.
.dan.


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