At 09:13 AM 4/10/97 -0700, you wrote:
>>There is only one good beer, Shiner Bock, a dark beer that unlike Guiness
doesn't have that tree bark aftertaste! But be prepared to come to Texas,
(that little nation just north of Mexico), 'cause it its a crime to take our
national treasure out. Let's not even start on the "Fine Australian Table
Wines", that Mr. E. Idle of England, is so fond of;]
Shiner Bock is less than the best offered by the U.S. Also, I rather enjoy
Australian Shirazes (or whatever the plural of Shiraz is) and Shiraz-Cabernets.
To Jason: a Bock is a kind of beer, as opposed to an ale. a rough outline
follows
_Beer version_ _Ale version_ (slower fermentation
process -
more
body, and a mellow flavor)
lager ale
porter stout
bock pale ale
pilsner I forget - can anyone else field this?
So in answer to your question, a Bock is a type of beer, usually of medium
darkness, fair body, and a touch bitter (from the hops). This is a rough
approximation, so if there are any other beer afficianados, don't flame me.
Temp
Received on Sat Apr 12 1997 - 02:23:24 UTC
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