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"Serving temperature"
The temperature of a beer has an influence on a drinker's experience. Colder temperatures allow fully attenuated beers such as pale lagers to be enjoyed for their crispness; while warmer temperatures allow the more rounded flavours of an ale or a stout to be perceived. There are no firmly agreed principles for all cases; however, a general approach is that lighter coloured beers, such as pale lagers, are usually enjoyed cold (40-45F/4-7C), while dark, strong beers such as Imperial Stouts are often enjoyed at cellar temperature (54-60F/12-16C) and then allowed to warm up in the room to individual taste. Other beers should be served at temperatures between these extremes.
"Rating"
Main article: Rating beer
Rating beer is a recent craze that combines the enjoyment of beer drinking with the hobby of collecting. People drink beer and then record their scores and comments on various internet websites. This is a worldwide activity and people in the USA will swap bottles of beer with people living in New Zealand and Russia. People's scores may be tallied together to create lists of the most popular beers in each country as well as the most highly rated beers in the world.
"ROAD BICYCLE"
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A racing bicycle made by Cyfac using shaped aluminum and dual carbon fiber chain- and seat-stays. It uses Campagnolo components.A road bicycle is a bicycle designed for use primarily on paved roads, as opposed to off-road terrain. Sometimes road bicycle is used as a synonym for racing bicycle.