How is Draught beer served in your country??

Question

In the UK, Ireland and Canada, draught beer is most often served in Imperial pint glasses (20oz). In Australia, beer comes in many different vessels including: the schooner (15oz), the pint (10-20oz) and the middy (12 oz). On the European Continent, beer is usually served in 1/2 litre glasses (which equals an imperial pint)

How is draught beer served in America? In New Zealand? In South Africa?

Answer 1

In the US, you can get it in many different sizes.
typically you see 12 ounce or 20 ounce drafts.

Answer 2

Well in America If I was to serve draught beer it would only end up as 100 percent alcohol plus goop at the bottom of the bottle, glass, cup,container-etc.because beer has water,alcohol,whey,wheat , mostly water; therefore if I was to serve it to people they would be totally drunk - because draught beer as you call it and as I see it -could only exist if it didn't rain.
My second answer after checking the spelling is draught beer is more then a draft beer. So technically, drought beer would be two or more alcohol drinks.; no water. Who is following my train of thought? English/American choice of words-sometimes controdictory of it'self.

Answer 3

Depends on the stablishment that you go to, my favorite place to have a draught beer is a place here in the states called Apple B's and they serve it in a 23oz glass called a BREWTUS......

Answer 4

Barrel

Answer 5

Its served cold, and often in a frosty mug called a "fish bowl".

I wish you well..

Jesse

Answer 6

<<< NAMIBIAN!!!! IN A DRAFT MUG!...BIGGER THEN A PINT.....USUALLY 750ML