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Old 09.25.2006, 01:38 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by porkmarras
A drinker in England will ask beer but not mean lager,trust me.Unless,obviously,we're talking about generic pubs that have mainly lagers on tap.

I know. But in general, both ales and lagers are beer. The differentiation has to do with how they're fermented (in the brewing process).

In the case where there's more than one kind of "beer" on tap--meaning, ales and lagers--wouldn't the UK beer drinker specify: I want a pint of bitter... or stout... or pale... or lager... etc?
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