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"donnchadhc":308x512b wrote: Most ladies that I know when shown proper beer don't like it[/quote:308x512b]I think that goes for most [i:308x512b]people[/i:308x512b]. There's a beer out there for everyone -- it's just a question of finding it.

I'm sure our theoretical bar will serve things that aren't beer. But that's not what this thread is about.

"donnchadhc":3prb4qcc wrote: Most ladies that I know when shown proper beer don't like it, they would prefer wine, which is why I posed the question (in, I admit upon reflection, a rather crude and sexist way. Sorry for any offence). There is nothing wrong with this, not everyone likes beer.[/quote:3prb4qcc]

Try a Floris Framboise with a champagne flute and a raspberry and I have found a number of ladies start liking beer

"TheBeerNut":2xq331mr wrote: I'm sure our theoretical bar will serve things that aren't beer. But that's not what this thread is about.[/quote:2xq331mr]

Point taken, apologies

"Session":3mc2vcsl wrote: you can offer a beer that is dry and fruity like a sauvignon blanc(a decent Kolsch or pale ale)to a robost full bodied sipper like westmalle dubbell, that would have the chocolatey tartness of a cab sauv. People tend to be surprised by finding something they like in something they have never had.[/quote:3mc2vcsl]

Thats very true. I think the choice of glass is also important to some ladies too, and that brings me to another point we have not mentioned yet.

9. The correct glass to go with the style of beer your drinking.