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Wendelinus
Brasserie : METEOR
Pays : France
Type : Bière d'Abbaye
Couleur : blonde
EBC : -
Amertume : - IBU
Alcool : 6,8 %

Dégustée le dimanche 18 novembre 2012.

Donnée techniques

Malts : -
Houblons : -

Hi John. I am very glad that you came back. Work awaits the coroitetpms do not sleep))) Explain why you removed the option to adjust the speed of the processor with the source of the project FREEDO 2? And you come up with something with a screen? at the moment the emulator displays 60 frames, and progamma to record video games (Fraps) show as many as 2000 frames.People on the load card overheat. Why such a burden at all on the video card? It means the calculation of the image is the processor, carefully studied the key problems please. And yet . I like it asked you to come up with something in the derivation of interpolated images. At this point you have 320 240 stretched to fill the screen when switching to full screen. Why do not you do normal interpolation frame? Make at least scale Keep up your project and wish you very good luck. Sincerely Sedabi.

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Aspect Gustatif - saveur et goût

Dominant : malt
Equilibre malt et houblon : équilibré
Sucre résiduel : moelleuse
Acidité : aucune
Amertume : faible
Longueur en bouche : moyenne

Aspect tactile - sensation en bouche

Astringence : aucune
Corps : corsée
Texture : ronde
Effervescence : agréable

Thanks again for having me on the show guys. It's a temtesant to your expert post-production skills that it ended up sounding as good as it did. I realized that I was talking incredibly fast so I could get as much in as I could without stepping on anyone. Sorry about that.I wish I'd come better prepared for the food pairing portion. There's no rule book when it comes to food/beer or food/wine pairing, only guidelines. If you're sitting down to a dinner of roast chicken and potatoes with a Belgian Dubbel, it's not like the chicken's going to get off the table and say A Dubbel? Are you kidding? I'd go much better with a mild brown ale or English bitter. There are some things that pair better than others, but overall, I think you have to drink the things you like and eat the things you like. If you do those two things together, you're going to be very happy.Can't wait to hear the rest of the Sexiest Beer Alive competition.