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Introduction	It only makes sense that if I'll be tasting a wide variety of beers, I should have a system to rate them. Well, I give to you PINTRS! This stands for the Pint-tastic Rating System. A pint in one country can be something completely different in another country. The common, and less common, units of pints are the following: Flanders pint = 250 milliliters US pint = 473 milliliters Imperial (UK) = 568 milliliters French pint = 952 milliliters Scottish pint = 1,696 milliliters So, our best beers will be given the PINTRS rating of Scottish while our less favorable beers will be given a Flanders rating.

Introduction

It only makes sense that if I'll be tasting a wide variety of beers, I should have a system to rate them. Well, I give to you PINTRS! This stands for the Pint-tastic Rating System. A pint in one country can be something completely different in another country. The common, and less common, units of pints are the following:

Flanders pint = 250 milliliters
US pint = 473 milliliters
Imperial (UK) = 568 milliliters
French pint = 952 milliliters
Scottish pint = 1,696 milliliters

So, our best beers will be given the PINTRS rating of Scottish while our less favorable beers will be given a Flanders rating.