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First, vacuum distill the beer, and trap the alcohol for future
use.
Second, vacuum distill out a majority of the water.
Third, add back the alcohol.
Fourth, sell it to hole-in-the-wall dive bars as a dirt-cheap
alternative to preformed beer.
I wouldn't drink this crap, but the majority of
your Natural-
Light crowd would certainly enjoy the even lower cost of
getting wasted without style.
Pat's Back Country beer
http://patsbackcountrybeer.com/home.html
Beer concentrate. [phoenix, Sep 27 2009]
Transporting Beer Concentrate
http://www.krunk.or...pics/pvt-tank/corx/
Coors [vincevincevince, Sep 29 2009]
[link]
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Scope for drinking the concentrate neat [+]
An old tired idea [-]
Neutral on balance I suppose... |
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[+] I don't drink but I'd certainly start if I could put it in a soda fountain with the other flavors. |
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how is this distilling process cheaper than making schnapps, which cost more than beer? [] |
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Not an idea but in fact a reality (see link) |
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Bigger question: //Can you still find a pub ... in central london ?//
Answer: So far as I know there is not a single pub remaining in central london; all are now mere bars. |
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//Where do you draw the line between pub and bar ?//
Difficult question. First of all and most importantly; a pub is a community; most patrons are part of the community and most know and live around each other. At a bar, you either drink alone or bring your own friends. A pub then typically will have a number of these characteristics: no music, very light music, friendly landlord and atmosphere, good lighting, ample seating, affordable food, fresh beer, most patrons drinking sensibly. A bar will typically have a number of these characteristics: loud music, big screen sports, aggressive bartenders, high-strung charged atmosphere, focus on cheap spirits commercial lagers, large portion of people on a drink-until-drunk scheme, bar snacks rather than meals, overcrowding. |
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The link to the Coors train cars refers to wort as beer concentrate. Wort is actually pre-beer, think of it as malt/hops/water. So while it can be a concentrate, it's not beer, since it has not fermented into an alcoholic beverage yet. |
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Given that fantastic description, are there any real
pubs in the greater Tampa Bay area? |
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I wonder what will come of Pat's Back Country beer. |
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What's central Bigsleep? The Shakespeare on Goswell road (near the Barbican) sports two pool tables. Judging by v³'s criteria, I would class it as a pub. |
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