I'm curious as to whether any others experience the same problem when drinking Samuel Adams Boston Lager frlom the bottle--somewhere around the third gulp a gush of foam bursts out of the bottle. This happens even though the bottle is fresh from the refrigerator and cold. This happens regularly with the Samuel Adams but I have no recollection of it happening with the other beers I also drink from the bottle.
Samuel Adams Boston Lager -- Gulpus Eruptus
Jan 15, 2006
9 Replies
Sounds like a personal problem......
On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:22:40 -0600, John S. wrote (in article ):
John,
A personal problem! Now you've aroused my curiosity. Am I raising the bottle to and from my lips in an odd manner? Do I apply too much suction at the moment of removal of the bottle from my lips? Elaborate! :-)
Jim
You're drinking it from the bottle, instead of pouring it into a glass.
HTH. HAND.
Dunno the answer. I suspect you will be able to resolve the problem by multiple tasting sessions using several techniques for imbibing however.
I strongly recommend against "the boot". And especially against it's evil cousin the "A** Boot".
Just my two cents though...
Das boot???
Coors
Stop drinking from the bottle. God is trying to tell you beer is supposed to be drunk from a glass. (OK to drink Colt 45 Malt Likka from
40 oz bottle,though).
God wants him to pour the Samuel Adams into a glass, and float the bottlecap on its head before drinking it. (Anyone remember those stupid old Samuel Adams radio ads?)
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