Labels:text | font | circle | letter | screenshot | paper OCR: The ideal beer bottle should have a neck with a sensuous french curve that allows kveer dilne Jahrinvasiy; umnipeueu, in a perfect cascade ... The Creemore Springs' team left no stone unturned, no question un- answered in their quest for the perfect beer bottle! Ergonomically the bot- tle should be user friendly. It should have the right heft and balance when raised to the lips. Shape is most important. Ordinary long-neck bottles extend an already abrupt change in diameter of neck to body, that creates turbulence. Bubbles of air rushing in to replace the poured beer create a glug, glug, glug effect giving a start-stop delivery and an excessive head. To reduce this coefficient drag and vacuum, the angle of the shoulder should match the angle of the liquid at the time of initiating the pour! Psychologically the size should answer the dreams of the serious beer drinker. Big enough to be respected, small enough not to seem indulgent ... 500 ml. It should be something one could be proud of ... something to point to and say ... "Now that's a beer!" Try one you'll like it.
