For the serious beer drinker

[guzziguy]

I had a cooking show turned on the TV while I was working on the computer.  On one of its segments, the hosts test new cooking tools.  The man loved this one:

 

 

It seems like a good idea for us beer drinkers.

[ironbut]

And you can use it to clean fine jewelry too!

 

BTW, I hope you're recovering from your spill Ken!

You should give us an update in an appropriate forum.

[jvlgato]

I'm always up for better head!

 

But, I wonder if using that machine would ultimately flatten the beer, since it seems to be pushing more of the dissolved carbon dioxide out of solution?

[Dusty Chalk]

You're supposed to drink it before then.

[jvlgato]

Oh, right! I'm a very slow drinker, unfortunately.

[nikongod]

Makes me think of fancy beer-glasses with laser-etched patterns IN the glass (nucleated bottom) to keep the bubbles forming & retain head longer. 

 

http://www.ratebeer.com/forums/etching-on-the-bottom-of-a-beer-glass_210550.htm

[Edwood]

Does it foam up better with Brilliant Pebbles?

[Grahame]

Or mento's?

https://vine.co/v/MI2aE2qWXqv

[manaox2]

Mmmm oxidation...