› Category: Books and education
› Price: free (3/19/2012)
› Language: Italian
› Developer: Synesthesia
› Android: 1.
The beer consumption in Italy in recent years has steadily increased and now there is no pub that does not propose a wide choice. But how to extricate dense jungle of ale, weiss and lager? Here comes your help a nice application for Android.
The free version of d’oh! ti provides an extensive database with all the most famous beers are distributed in Italy: the descriptions are pretty lace, but perfectly summarise the salient features of each “blonde” and, especially, its alcohol content, so as to always be in control of your BAC.
Paying a little extra-89 cents, to be precise-are unlocked another three buttons, which makes it much more interesting application. The first is the glossary with all terms of the technical vocabulary used in tabs and sommelier, the second provides tips on pairing for each dish and the third lists all types of glasses to be used for a proper tasting. The Union of the three functions allows you to fully appreciate every beer and, in this way, any fan can turn quickly into a true expert.
D’oh! is an application still young because it was published only a few months, therefore we must recognize any mitigating the lack of many of the most important craft Breweries of our country-in all, White Dog, MaltoVivo and Opperbacco-and almost all those overseas. There are even some types of beers “niche”, as the Belgian lambic or scented rauchbier smoked beers-special-but we are confident that the authors will rectify shortcomings with the next update.
Is worth download d’oh! Why do you raise from the embarrassment of choice in many occasions, without forgetting that you will make a great “cool” with friends. Is an app that goes, of course, used sparingly because his descriptions so may need to raise inviting too much elbow. (sp)
Luca Busani
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