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Tarok
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Posted: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 - 06:40 PM UTC
Apparently the metal foil from the top of a wine bottle also works very well as it is quite pliable.

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Posted: Thursday, September 23, 2004 - 03:15 AM UTC
The best part of doing it like this is emptying the cans! But then you don't seem to get too much work done after that!
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Posted: Saturday, September 25, 2004 - 01:25 AM UTC

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When you first pour it into a glass(I reccomend this...) it will look like it has grit floating in it. Perfectly normal.



Interesting feature of Guiness cans is that they have a plastic insert inside - sort of a bladder with nitrogen. When you open a can the pressure inside drops and the nitrogen is released from the bladder into the beer - very nice foam is created this way. So the foam on Guiness should appear regardless of the way you pour it into the glass.
I performed a surgery on a Guiness can and can confirm that indeed it does contain plastic insert :-)

Pawel



Pawel,
They are known as wigets in the UK and quite a few brands have them these days

Angela,
Great excuse for having more beer in the house not that I need one anyway
well off out now to my scooter clubs annual bash time to indudge in far to many beers and throw mars bars at the moon
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