St Paddy’s Day is this weekend! And as one of my favourite “holidays”, I celebrate by drinking Jameson and Guinness (I never drink Guinness). You probably do too. Here’s how to pour the perfect pint of Guinness from a can, according to Chow, so you can impress your friends.
I seriously can’t imagine any better use for Lego Mindstorms than building a machine that can serve two types of Dutch beer, chilling them down at the perfect drinking temperature, opening the bottle and serving them. Can you? CAN YOU?
Hahn, an Australian brewery, is obviously in the wrong business. Instead of focusing on crafting fine ales, it should be further developing and commercialising this stabilising arm that guarantees you won’t spill a drop when being jostled about in a bar.
If you’ve been on the hunt for the perfect accessory for your new hidden mini fridge, your search is over. Etsy seller ZAL Creations has created this sophisticated track light lamp from recycled beer cans.
There’s a lot of talk about OLED and 3D and Google and bezels and, and, and — enough! Let’s get down to what matters. Beer takes too long to cool. Unless you buy one of LG’s forthcoming refrigerators. SmartBeer.
So far it’s only been field tested in bars in northern Argentina, but I know plenty of remorseful partyers who would love this beer-cooling Photoblocker which promises to stop photos of your evening’s antics from showing up on Facebook.
If my hangover existed in real life, it would be in the form of this 5000 beer can speaker system. Yup. All the beer I drank over the past few years booming different noises right inside my ear as I groggily make sense of what happened to my life.
Ever found yourself cooking up some of your home-brew, only to realise that your yeast isn’t playing ball? Panic no more, because cyborg yeast can switch itself on.
