FARK.com: (7690533) Tired of this rampant proliferation of beer snobs? No worries, the arsenic that comes from all those fancy filtering processes they love so much will probably kill them soon

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		Tired of this rampant proliferation of beer snobs? No worries, the arsenic that comes from all those fancy filtering processes they love so much will probably kill them soon (npr.org)		9
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Skarekrough		2013-04-09 03:41:24 PM

2 votes:

There's no arsenic involved in letting the fermenter sit for a few days before it gets siphoned into the keg.

Lando Lincoln		2013-04-09 02:35:58 PM

2 votes:

It turns out that any beer or wine that's clear has been filtered to strain out plant matter, yeast and anything else that would leave a drink looking unappealingly cloudy.

Beer snobs don't give a shiat about beer being cloudy.

Maud Dib		2013-04-09 04:37:42 PM

1 votes:

Sultan Of Herf: Meh, beer is what the cretins drink. Beer is to booze what cigarettes are to aged hand rolled cigars.

/The Glenlivet & a Drew Estate Naturals please...

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Glenlivet is pretty pedestrian.

Catastrophator		2013-04-09 04:14:36 PM

1 votes:

Well as long as it's organic arsenic, I hate that processed stuff.

IntertubeUser		2013-04-09 04:14:35 PM

1 votes:

I cannot understand folks who aren't beer snobs. If the only beer out there was an Anheiser-Busch or a Miller product, I simply would not want to drink beer.

meat0918		2013-04-09 03:42:18 PM

1 votes:

Who drinks filtered beer these days?

whither_apophis		2013-04-09 02:40:38 PM

1 votes:

Lando Lincoln: It turns out that any beer or wine that's clear has been filtered to strain out plant matter, yeast and anything else that would leave a drink looking unappealingly cloudy.

Beer snobs don't give a shiat about beer being cloudy.

TFA said that? BS. I can make an easy little wheaten ale that's crystal clear. You just need a wicked good cold break.