Samuel Adams Unveils the Samuel Adams Boston Lager(R) Pint Glass, the First Glass of Its Kind, Elevating the Craft Beer Tasting Experience.Beer Enthusiasts Can Now Enjoy Beer the Way Brewers Intended BOSTON -- The new Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]) Pint Glass A pint glass is a drinking vessel holding an imperial pint (568 ml/19.2 US fl oz) of liquid that is usually used for beer or cider. Common shapes The common shapes of pint glass are: "It's been a personal passion of mine to develop a beer glass that elevates the craft beer drinking experience" said Jim Koch, founder and brewer of Samuel Adams. "We wanted to create a glass that offers beer lovers a full sensory drinking experience by fully showcasing Samuel Adams Boston Lager's complex balance of malt and hop flavors. This glass achieves that mission." Samuel Adams employs the highest standards of brewing including a traditional brewing process, the best ingredients, and Jim's commitment to taste every batch brewed. The same commitment to detail and craftsmanship Craftsmanship Alcimedon a first-rate carver in wood. [Rom. Lit.: Vergil Eclogues, iii. 37.] Argus skillful builder of Jason’s Argo. [Gk. Myth.: Walsh Classical, 29] Athena (Rom. was used in developing this glass for craft beer enthusiasts. TIAX, the world-renowned sensory experts, worked closely with Jim to identify and evaluate the functional design features needed in a glass to showcase the key attributes of Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]). The key requirements for the perfect glass for Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]) included: delivering sweetness from the malt; maximizing the hops aroma and flavor; maintaining the ideal temperature; supporting a rich and creamy head; and sustaining the right amount of carbonation. "Our research has demonstrated that the right glassware can make a world of difference in optimizing the consumer's sensory experience with taste, color, and aroma, especially in a complex craft beer like Samuel Adams Boston Lager," said Todd Rhodes Todd Rhodes (31 August 1900–June 1965) was a talented pianist and arranger and was an important early influence in jazz and later on in R&B. He was born in 1900 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. , Manager, TIAX Food, Formulation, and Sensory Science Group. Multiple glassware manufacturers submitted prototypes designed exclusively for Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]). Ultimately, German glassware manufacturer Rastal shaped a glass that best met the criteria developed by TIAX and Samuel Adams. Rastal presented a glass featuring a unique angled lip that delivers the beer to the right points on the drinker's palate palate (păl`ĭt), roof of the mouth. The front part, known as the hard palate, formed by the upper maxillary bones and the palatine bones, separates the mouth from the nasal cavity. producing the optimal drinking experience. The neck and lip design also helps sustain the head of the beer, which enhances the release of the signature Noble hop aromas Aromas may refer to:
v. etched, etch·ing, etch·es v.tr. 1. a. To cut into the surface of (glass, for example) by the action of acid. b. nucleation nu·cle·a·tion n. 1. The beginning of chemical or physical changes at discrete points in a system, such as the formation of crystals in a liquid. 2. The formation of cell nuclei. site within the glass maintains flavor release during the drinking experience. And finally, the brew's deep amber color is showcased by the light refracted re·fract tr.v. re·fract·ed, re·fract·ing, re·fracts 1. To deflect (light, for example) from a straight path by refraction. 2. within the rounded body of the glass. A panel of beer, wine, and spirits experts, including Randy Mosher A mosher is a person who is crossed between goth/punk/skater they have long hair and listen to music like slipknot and metal music. Some people call them headbangers. At certain music shows they have something called a mosh pit, basically its a fight pit with loads of people bashing each other. , brewing guru and author of "Radical Brewing;" Paul Pacult, editor of "Spirit Journal;" Adams Chase, Boston-based wine educator and connoisseur; and Jim Koch, brewer and official taster taster /tast·er/ (tas´ter) an individual capable of tasting a particular test substance (e.g., phenylthiourea, used in genetic studies). of Samuel Adams for 22 years, contributed their knowledge and palates to evaluate various glassware prototypes. The panel ultimately selected this design as the one that best delivers a perfect glass of Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]). Paul Pacult said, "The taste of the beer in this glass is much more lively, complex and balanced with a malty malt´y a. 1. Containing, or like, malt. sweetness and true expression of the hops than you would experience from a normal pint glass. The glass merges style and function, truly elevating craft beer drinking to a new level." Randy Mosher commented, "The glass hit all the marks in presenting the truest color, taste, and aroma. The difference in delivery of the malt and hop taste from a typical pint glass was significant." The Samuel Adams Boston Lager([R]) Pint Glass is now available in select restaurants and bars. Beginning in March, four-packs of the glassware will be available for purchase for $30 at www.samueladams.com. THE BOSTON BEER COMPANY The Boston Beer Company (NYSE: SAM) is an American brewing company founded in 1985 by Jim Koch in Boston, USA. The beers were originally contract brewed by the Pittsburgh Brewing Company, though today, more than 60% of its beer is produced at the company's Cincinnati brewery. BACKGROUND: The Boston Beer Company is America's leading brewer of handcrafted hand·craft n. Variant of handicraft. tr.v. hand·craft·ed, hand·craft·ing, hand·crafts To fashion or make by hand. hand·craft , full-flavored beer. Founder and brewer Jim Koch brews Samuel Adams([R]) beers using the time-honored, traditional four-vessel brewing process and the world's finest World's Finest may refer to:
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