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    Drank beer yet don't much about the subject? New to the modern scene? Unsure what is 'craft beer'?

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    • Jhon Collin
      Sep 20, 2021
      Does Champagne Go Bad?
      Beer tours and guiding
      Champagne will keep for a longer period of time if it is not opened. If you want to save a good bottle of champagne for a particular occasion, let it alone and store it properly. Sealed champagne has a shelf life of three to four years if it is non-vintage and five to ten years if it is vintage. To ensure that your unopened champagne lasts as long as possible, it's important to store it properly. Vintage and non-vintage champagnes can indeed be consumed three to five days after the bottle has been opened if kept properly. If you ever open a bottle but don't finish it when throwing a party, this information might be helpful.
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    • viewsfromthebar
      Jan 19
      Welcome - READ THIS
      Welcome and Introductions
      If you're here then you like beer ... as will everyone else. We're here to engage and share. Be positive, friendly and respectful of other's opinions. A cool community passes on information for others following on so they too can enjoy the same experiences - beers, places to visit, people to meet. It's how we all started off. No-one knows everything, we're all still learning and eager to know more. To kick things off, copy the 10 questions below to post your own icebreaker welcome message. Let's hear about you. For all questions about ratings, assume it's on a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 = low, 10 = high. It's fine if you want to add anything else in your responses. What is your first name and the town where you live? What is your favourite UK brewery? What is your beer geek rating? What is your favourite beer festival? What is your beer exploration rating? (from 'I like what I like and have the same' to 'Always looking for something new') What is your favourite high street, or online, beer shop? What is your beer community activity rating? (from passive drinker (1) to active participant (10)) What is your favourite country for beer? What is your beer allegiances rating? (from steadfastly traditional (1) to hyperactive craft beer hound on perpetual FOMO mode! (10)) What is your favourite bar anywhere? And finally ... what is your oddest beer related story?
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