Beer

[The Bear]

Just make it 500ml. Makes sense since that's the closest measure that cans/bottles are sold in.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Just make it 500ml. Makes sense since that's the closest measure that cans/bottles are sold in.

It's generally either 0,4l or 0,5l in Northern Germany

Tbh you barely notice after a while.

 

[sycophantia]

Good people of Britain, panic!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gl737zr79o.amp

Bloody daft idea, from experience back in the day, starting drinking early so start on halves, end up drinking more......or maybe thats just me!

 

[Jack Regan]

Very rarely drinking in pubs any more, and in craft beer bars when I am out means its very rare I ever drink a pint these days. Most of the craft beer I drink is over 6% so you don't really need a pint of it anyway, and I'm likely to try different ones so two thirds is usually enough.

 

[The Bear]

Bloody daft idea, from experience back in the day, starting drinking early so start on halves, end up drinking more......or maybe thats just me!

Now getting to the bar's gonna be trouble
So the Marlons'll have to be doubles
Then you drink doubles
The same speed you drink singles

 

[Wilf Wolf]

Main issue I foresee is they’d charge close to pint prices, maybe not initially but over time they’ll creep up.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

I do occasionally have a pint here, but most of the time it's a schooner as the beer tends to stay cold to the bottom of the drink (unless you drink at LJ speed).

For the LJ's of this world there is a smaller measure - the pot - which is about 280ml, so basically a swig. Schooner is 425ml or thereabouts.