All about beer quiz.

[Wysh]

I got 29 out of 35 although some were semi educated guesses.

I have a feeling that they are incorrect in their what beer is traditionally brewed in September answer.

https://www.zoo.com/quiz/all-beer-t...600009405&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid

 

[Leon103]

Got them all right. Few silly questions that had to be guessed. Like the fermentation question.

 

[Razor]

I'm not sure all their answers were right :lol:


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[Headlands]

"How many gallons of beer in a keg?"???

Well that depends on the size of the keg! Normally 11g, 22g, 36g or 18g.

Then they give the answer as 15.5g and that there are 31 gallons in a barrel. There are 36 gallons in a barrel. I think it must be an American quiz, where a "barrel" is a different size to everywhere else.

Actually I've just carried on with the quiz, and obv American with all those questions. Also, really badly worded and with many incorrect or debatable answers.

 

[Covrich]

I was always led to believe Oktoberfest beers were produced in the spring and left to lager in caves over the summer or something like that

 

[Covrich]

Also The ale fermented in a few days is a little ambiguous.. Some Ales will be days some weeks and strickly speaking the final and tinier parts of fermentation usually take place after several days..

I kind of stopped after that question..

 

[Wysh]

I was always led to believe Oktoberfest beers were produced in the spring and left to lager in caves over the summer or something like that

My impression too.

 

[chewie]

"How many gallons of beer in a keg?"???

Well that depends on the size of the keg! Normally 11g, 22g, 36g or 18g.

Then they give the answer as 15.5g and that there are 31 gallons in a barrel. There are 36 gallons in a barrel. I think it must be an American quiz, where a "barrel" is a different size to everywhere else.

Actually I've just carried on with the quiz, and obv American with all those questions. Also, really badly worded and with many incorrect or debatable answers.

The lager serving temp in old money "fahrenheit" is a giveaway to the quizmaster not being of euro shores.

 

[MickDundee]

I got 29, same as the OP. As a child of the 90s, the imperial measure questions threw me!

 

[aamcle]

Some of the questions are wrong as stated and it's so US centric, I lost points there.


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[dad_of_jon]

I got 29, same as the OP. As a child of the 90s, the imperial measure questions threw me!

29 for me too.