mmmm ■mm mm? m tMmK&s&a General U. S. Importers: N.Y. 19, N.Y. Sim IS vmmm ill ill mm ZSSZZ* L -i s:% Av.-:- mr •■BCv™' -xxx V7. .v.v.v y$6d& wiiv.'.'.v/v. r. «ifTv Wïi-V'V/.'.'.y.y.v.v/A aQQfr.'.'.V.'X'.'.'.'.'.V/.'.'.VA L'.ViNVfiWIU.'.iV.'.V.V.VAV.V.Vl v.v.v. ■JOU .V yKv.'.w.v.y.v.v3 K»''Mv!v MvX^'X'S •X-X-Xv'/^-^vXy V.V. AU j .V.'i'.'.V.V.'.V- .'.V9 .V.V.V.'.V/.'.'.WÏ .V.V.V.'.V. w.v.v.v.'/.'.'.v.y. •v .v. v% •V.!.V.V •V.V.V, vwOQO DL e w. Cf IJ to our J4, e ineteen eer many occasions we were disappointed by the way lieer deed is lit is being served. a pity that so often beer, the brewing of which has been done under the most skillful care, is being poured in such a way that it immediately loses all eye appeal to the consumer. carbonated. This chilling af fects the foam when poured into a glass. Time and time again we have seen waiters take a dry glass, bold it at an angle and then very refully pour Beer is a natural carbon ated such malt r> IS beverage supposed and as to have loam. When heer is served on draught, the dispensing system is arranged in such a way that Heineken's against the side of the glass thereby preventing any foam at all. By the time the glass is filled, there is prac tically no head on the beer and the first inclination is to say that the beer is flat. each glass has a certain amount of foam. When pour ing beer out of a container, the best results will be obtained if the glass is wet, clean, and not greasy. The only way to do justice to Heineken's is to serve it as indicated on the neck label, at in a Continental beers are af fected by over-chilling, con trary American brewed beers which are more highly a temperature of 45°-50 wet glass which should be left standing on the table. The beer must be poured from the hot- tie which is held 2-3 inches ahove the rim of the glass. Pouring it that way, you get an attractive looking glass of beer with a firm head of foam. HEINEKEN'S FROM COAST TO COAST Inwmted(/urn, Ho&cmcL! 111111 .L_*_ 9 j r. i ".•.■j •-9,90\9,9 -92 r. •••••tilt. 9 PRODUCT OF MORE THAN 300 YEARS OF BREWING SKILL... IT'S SMOOTH AND MELLOWHeineken'8. THE WORLD'S FINEST LAGER CO., INC. The above advertisement appears in na tional magazines from coast to coast. WELCOME TO NEW FACES salute the following newly appointed distributors and wel come then into the fold of our happy family: Mr. Aaron Lewis QUALTOP BEVERAGES, INC. 731 Clinton Avenue North Rochester, New York NEW ENGLAND GROCER SUPPLY COMPANY 150 Grove Street Worcester 5, Massachusetts D. J. REARDON 197 Market Street Lowell, Massachusetts WHITEHALL COMPANY, LTD. 90 Berkeley Street Boston 16, Massachusetts LIBERTY LIQUORS, INC. 365 Liberty Street Springfield, Massachusetts 111 LLORDS ELWOOD, one of the outstanding package stores in Los Angeles, California, where our products are of course available too.

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