Better at pouring pints after a few drinks

nails1

Has anyone experienced the phenomenon where one can pour a better pint after having a few drinks. When I pour my first drink from the can there is lots of foam and it spills, after three or four drinks I can pour a perfect pint with no spillage.

desultory

Not sure what you're talking about but I'm definitely a better driver after a few pints.


Also, unless that's Guinness you're talking about then drink it from the can!

dj jarvis

nails1 wrote: »

Has anyone experienced the phenomenon where one can pour a better pint after having a few drinks. When I pour my first drink from the can there is lots of foam and it spills, after three or four drinks I can pour a perfect pint with no spillage.

I find the butler does a top job in this regard

dobman88

Why are you pouring cans into a glass?? Kinda defeats the purpose ya rich prick :pac:

Frosty McSnowballs

Is this really a thread. I better start drinking.

wazky

I'm better at everything after the addition of alcohol, especially at trying to fly.

JanaMay

The cans you drink later are probably just colder and, so, easier to pour. Warm beer = big head!

keano25

nails1 wrote: »

Has anyone experienced the phenomenon where one can pour a better pint after having a few drinks. When I pour my first drink from the can there is lots of foam and it spills, after three or four drinks I can pour a perfect pint with no spillage.

You only thing your pouring a better pint.

It's called getting drunk.

nails1

JanaMay wrote: »

The cans you drink later are probably just colder and, so, easier to pour. Warm beer = big head!

That's a possible explanation, there was me thinking that alcohol increases my ability to pour a perfect pint

Gongoozler

I don't understand how a beer drinker can pour a bad pint. You have to be pretty dumb. I pour a pint pretty well and I don't even drink beer. It's just not hard.

dgt

I'm better at drinking after a few drinks