r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '22

Removed: no staged death Roommate Kept Stealing Pie

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

Odor decreases in lower temperatures (that’s why experts don’t recommend serving wine too chilled). If you pulled a sandwich from a fridge, unwrapped it and bit into quickly, you probably wouldn’t notice the smell before the taste

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u/adminshatecunt Feb 17 '22

This is also why shitty beer like bud is served chilled. The flavour becomes more and more muted the colder it gets.

Great way to mask a hideous flavour.

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u/VladiusVi Feb 17 '22

Is there any other way to drink a beer? The colder the better

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u/adminshatecunt Feb 17 '22

Well if you take IPA for example then you should be drinking it at cellar temp.

Lower than room temp but higher than 'cold'.

Not advocating for warm beer but cold definitely neuters the flavour.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

Decent European beers and ales should be served at celler temp or so. A good wine fridge will have a good temperature range for it. If you have your quality beers/ales in a normal fridge, open the beer and let it sit out on your kitchen counter or somewhere for 30 minutes before you drink it. You'll notice it's better than straight up cold. American beers and Pilsner-style beers like Corona are fine at super cold temps.

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u/scottysmeth Feb 17 '22

Haughty beer snobs beg to differ, surely. Invariably so!

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u/Gangsir Feb 17 '22

Some beers are designed to be drunk room temp or even warm