The Tap Kings are plastic aren't they?

Bloke down the road had one a while back he'd been given for his birthday or something.

Comes with a special glass you're supposed to chill before pouring

He clearly didn't have the pouring technique down pat as it was 80% head when he brought it out ..

:lol:

Oi! I'm looking for your speaker build thread.

Haven't cast my eyes over it for a while, where is it???

http://www.stereo.net.au/forums/index.php?/topic/62850-pvc-speaker-project/

Unfortunately at a standstill and will be for some time to come....

Well....

It still doesn't have the same fullness as the stubbie does.

But I seem to be drinking it a lot faster.

I'll get a carton of stubbies while I still have some cans left and will do the decanted blind test.

At this point however, drinking straight from the stubbie wins over drinking straight from the can, or can decanted in to glass.

Edited June 3, 201411 yr by Dirty_vinylpusher

Have the James Boags tap king in the fridge, been there for about 6 months.  heard good things, really good actually, but haven't tapped one yet.  A price comparison though it's more exxey than a slab of stubbies of the same drop.

Beer does not improve with age unlike wine. Drink the bloody thing!

This thread is making me thirsty!

I never buy beer that is sold in clear glass bottles. That is just throwing your money away. Beer has been sold in brown and green glass bottles for ever and for a reason. It stops light getting to the beer which rapidly destroys it and reduces it's already short shelf life. Of course cans completely stop light penetrating so the shelf life is naturally longer than glass.

There is an old saying the best beer is the one in your hand.

Beer does not improve with age unlike wine. Drink the bloody thing!

Proper beer does

Coopers ages in the stubbie, that's what I like about it.

The label says "best after" instead of "best before" like most beers.

Proper beer does

Most people in Australia drink Lager. Lager generally has a shelf life of less than 6 months and if exposed to heat and light far less. Beers like Guinness and Coopers Sparkling Ale obviously are exceptions to the rule. Guinness is high in Alcohol content and the Coopers Ale is cloudy as a consequence of the yeast which it retains during the brewing process. I rather like Coopers myself however these type of beers are only a tiny niche in the Aussie beer market. For better or worse Lager dominates , so drink it as soon as you buy it.

Edited June 5, 201411 yr by holdencaulfield2007

I love Coopers but the poofy hipster slim stubbies are so ******* wrong!!!

I love Coopers but the poofy hipster slim stubbies are so ******* wrong!!!

 

?

 

They have a different bottle now?

I love Coopers but the poofy hipster slim stubbies are so ******* wrong!!!

 

a politically and factually correct description no doubt

They have a slim island cooler like bottle now.

Absolute disgrace!

Longnecks are for real alcos I mean men

It's wots innit wot counts yeah?

They have a slim island cooler like bottle now.

Absolute disgrace!

 

Got rid of the old bottle completely?

I bet it has less contents too!

Longnecks are for real alcos I mean men

Maybe one day when I grow up I'll be a real man like you.

Got rid of the old bottle completely?

I bet it has less contents too!

Nope! Still 375ml

Nope! Still 375ml

 

So, what's it look like...........Tooheys Pilsner bottle?

Maybe one day when I grow up I'll be a real man like you.

You'll have to shave off that hipster beard first!

So, what's it look like...........Tooheys Pilsner bottle?

Yep, more of a phallic thing goin on.

So, what's it look like...........Tooheys Pilsner bottle?

Just looks like a elongated faggy stubbie that doesn't fit in a mans stubbie holder.

You'll have to shave off that hipster beard first!

Notice the name change???

I'm a few days ahead of you mate.