Practice Makes Perfect
Some of the things that I learn behind the bar are kind of weird. For example, why do English-folk always ruin their beers with "dashes" and "shandys" of lemonade? Just order a Bacardi Breezer or something! Don't ruin the purity of a fine beer... It's beyond me, but I do it for them anyway.
However, I have been learning more interesting things as well. First of all, I have an ever increasing repertoire of funny drink names that actually mean something to me. A St. Clemonts
is one, and another of my favourites so far is the Moscow Mule.
But my favourite thing recently has been an increasing appreciation for the art of Guinness pouring. I think I may be snotty about my Guinnesses (Guinnii??) when I get back to America, because no one pours them properly there! I love making them here, and after a few months of practice I've learned how to make designs on the foam as well, including hearts and shamrocks. Come down to the pub and I'll show you!
However, I have been learning more interesting things as well. First of all, I have an ever increasing repertoire of funny drink names that actually mean something to me. A St. Clemonts

But my favourite thing recently has been an increasing appreciation for the art of Guinness pouring. I think I may be snotty about my Guinnesses (Guinnii??) when I get back to America, because no one pours them properly there! I love making them here, and after a few months of practice I've learned how to make designs on the foam as well, including hearts and shamrocks. Come down to the pub and I'll show you!
5 Comments:
Sounds like you've moved up to the black belt in professional beer pouring. Who knows? Someday you'll win the nationals!
:-) Miss Ya!
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Anonymous, at 7:53 PM
Whoa! I am so jealous of your mad awesome foam-sculpting skillz.
You must teach me. YOU MUST!
kisses to you and the missus,
~addy
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Anonymous, at 4:16 PM
Today we had to take ourselves to the place we felt most safe and happy. Guess where I took myself.
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Anonymous, at 2:35 AM
Windsurfing?????
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Anonymous, at 11:40 AM
From now on Guiness will be widely available at home. I would like a hands-on demo.
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Anonymous, at 1:40 AM
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