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In times requiring beer, somethimes I resort to lobbing a few bottles into the freezer, invariably, I forget occasionally.

When I've done this, Budvar doesn't freeze!

Same freezer, same time in, Staropramen froze the minute I opened it, Budvar poured. Thick, but it poured.

What's in Budvar that makes it freezer proof?


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:21 pm
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Meths.


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:25 pm
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You appear to have broken science. As it should freeze.


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:25 pm
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You've super frozen the stara


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:29 pm
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Have you tried this experiment with beer instead?


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:31 pm
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Was going to say higher pressure would do it.

Were you to give it a good shake before putting it in, leave it for a few hours, open it gently when you take out you'll get a beer slushy once you pour it into a glass. 😀


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 7:32 pm
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Have you tried this experiment with beer instead?

...and yet we all knew what he meant.

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Posted : 16/05/2014 7:43 pm
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I threw in a bottle of ginger ale earlier, only supplies in the house were 2 cans of lager and a bottle of the pirate's finest.

I was genuinely confused 10 minutes ago when I poured it and it came out chewy....


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 8:28 pm
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Have you tried this experiment with beer instead?

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i liked that:


 
Posted : 16/05/2014 9:39 pm
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Why would you want cold beer?
It should be the same temperature as the pub where it is stored in small barrels and poured by opening a tap whereby gravity lets it dribble opaquely into a handled mug.
Oh you mean p**s/lager


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 6:33 am
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Why does it freeze after opening? I noticed this last night when I took my beer out if the freezer.

I like my beer cold.

Mmm cold beer.

Beer, beer, beer.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 7:14 am
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Why does it freeze after opening?

Adiabetc cooling as the bottle depressurises when you take the top off?


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 7:19 am
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Why does it freeze after opening?

If it's under sufficient pressure in the bottle, it'll cool below it's freezing point at atmospheric pressure and thus be supercooled - so once it's opened and not under pressure anymore, it just needs slight agitation or an activation point, eg. being poured into a glass to start to freeze.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 7:21 am
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Nowt wrong with Budvar. Budvar dark is especially nice.

Does Budvar Dark not freeze either? Time for a test methinks.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 8:38 am
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Cold beer?

Ah Budvar Ok carry on and drink your chemobru.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 8:50 am
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Have you tried this experiment with beer instead?

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Posted : 17/05/2014 9:07 am
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Posted : 17/05/2014 9:11 am
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Remember our last ski trip when I discovered this to my detriment. Beers out on the balcony. Everyone opens been and starts to enjoy except me. My beer freezes instantly as does the next three I open.

Was most upset as everyone quaffed there beers and I heated my larger on the hob shaking fist in the air 'I hate you science!!'


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 10:00 am
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Why would you want cold beer?
It should be the same temperature as the pub where it is stored in small barrels and poured by opening a tap whereby gravity lets it dribble opaquely into a handled mug.
Oh you mean p**s/lager

Oh. You're one of [i]them[/i] people.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 10:08 am
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Oh. You're one of them people.

Doesn't take them long to show themselves.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 10:26 am
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As I know I am right I shall rise above all this new fangled trendiness.
Sort of on the subject, what shall I go and get to go with the venison that going on the BBQ later? I fancy some rough as hell cider.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 12:32 pm
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I fancy some rough as hell cider.

Unless your somewhere decent to get good home brew then Old Rosie is about the best of the commercial bunch.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 12:39 pm
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You are right Matt. I'm not good on the cider front but there's certainly better than Old Rosie but I never remember their names. Currently drinking a DNZ Pale Ale served at cellar temp sat in a bar in Newcastle, whilst the Mrs is shopping.


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 1:12 pm
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He wanted rough not better 😉


 
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Posted : 17/05/2014 1:22 pm
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Touché pik n mik


 
Posted : 17/05/2014 1:45 pm