Do subwoofer vibrations harm beer?

Gnome?

 

Anti-troll patrol.

 

Or is it more like this?



Just kidden.

Best of luck with your beer.

Cheers!

 

I see a new business opportunity - hovertrucks for vibration-free shipping. I'm seeking investors...

 

You mean something like this?



Just gotta remember to disconnect the subwoofer.

Cheers!

 

OP, if you decide to take your complaint to the business owner down below, do it in writing, otherwise he likely won't hear a word you say (even with the music not playing).

 

I think you may have missed the part about The Awakening in that thread. The collision of Lambicus Aleus 5 draws nearer everyday.

 

Thunderstruck

 

I see a great opportunity for Bose. Noise cancelling refrigerators.

 

I’m having trouble imagining how reasonable transportation could to any degree alter a beer perceptually. In a lab maybe, in a bar no. I could see delivery over the mountain on a mule being a bit of a problem, but sub woofers? I think it’s just stupid.

 

I didn't connect my subwoofer since I bought it, don't want to disturb the neighborhood. Now I have another reason to do so, I don't want to ruin a good beer!

 

Hey, are you trying to ruin our fun?

 

They make beer starch-based beer jellies in Japan. They kinda suck, but they're also using Japanese macros. Can't wait to see Southern breweries had are trying to do the hyper-local foraged thing start adding kudzu root to their brews. @OldSock , you up?

 

I’m house bound with the flu,

 

Had a few beer jellies, yet to have one I'd have more of.

 

I think I remember reading it a couple weeks before the holidays. I know it went completely sideways into it's own world, but it was funny and, as far as I can remember, the posts were not tasteless or crass. Was it removed just because of the "trolling" (if you could even call it trolling in that case)?

 

A local distillery swears by subwoofer trauma specifically for aging

https://www.forbes.com/sites/megyka...dient-for-louisville-distillery/#1b411b7b749c