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jjmagee | 15:23 Sat 11th Dec 2004 | Food & Drink
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Can cold beer that has been brought to room temperature be chilled again and served?
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Can mass-produced, factory-packed, pasteurised and artificially gassed beer be damaged by bringing to room temperature and then re-chilling? No chance !!

 

An exceptional quality red wine however, once brought up to room temperature (to chambrer) can not be returned to cellar temperature and re-chambree'd without some damage to the flavour.

16:05 Sat 11th Dec 2004
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Depending on the weather, doesn't it happen all the time during transportation through the chain of disribution from the brewery to the warehouse, to the pub?

 

16:49 Sat 11th Dec 2004

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