Do people actually like a lot of head

[charlie and algernon]

in their beer?

I hate having a lot of foam in my beer, yet there's a Sam Adams commerical boasting how much head there is.

Or perhaps this is just a sexual innuendo the fine people of Sam Adams have stuck in their commercial? ;-)

[Deja Q]

1. Giving or receiving? Because I ain't no bartender, and I can outburp Barney anytime...

:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:



:evilgrin:

[AllenVanAllen]

2. This kind

is very acceptable to me

:9

[NJmaverick]

6. Where's the shamrock?

[AllenVanAllen]

9. You have to turn it this way to see it.

Sláinte!



:hi:

[rurallib]

3. Giving good head is a tricky art

Most bartenders never really master it.

[charlie and algernon]

4. I liked this bar in Belfast, Northern Ireland

The bartenders would pour the guiness till it was about a quarter inch from the top, then they'd let it sit and let the head go down, then fill it to the top. Very minimal head, all beer. :beer:

[pokerfan]

5. This

is an example of too much head:

[brendan120678]

7. Is it wrong to tell a female bartender...

who pours an excellent mug of beer that she gives good head?

[arbusto_baboso]

8. It carries the aromas in ways that headless beer will not.

Also, beer with a towering head will have lost a lot of hop oil to evaporation, which will temper things if you don't like ultra-hoppy flavors.

It's a choice.