Jerries and Tommies
Tuesday 26 February 2008
In the classic tradition of the “Black and Tan,” the “Half-and-half,” the “Snakebite,” and the “Cleveland Steamer,” I’ve invented a new layered beer drink: the “World War II.”
Guinness and Spaten Bock.
The interesting thing about this combination is the stratification betwixt the layers. The border between the inky Guinness and russet Spaten undulates and seethes in ripples of pure disdain. It’s like international soccer in a glass. Surprisingly, the flavors meld well.
Stupid? yeah. But sometimes that’s the result of drinking beer.
great to discover your site. thanks for linking to me, wil make sure to change my link to your new url. could you link my site to www.belgian-beers.eu?
would help!
No problem, Andreea. I changed the URL of your link to belgian-beers.eu.
I look forward to getting back to Belgium soon. So many beers, so little time…
-Mark
Ireland was neutral in WWII -You’ve been drinking again haven’t you?
I know, but it made for a good post title.