Was pointed out to me at a party last week that the men the beers are named after are known as ’Pliny’ to historians (with the short ’I’ as in ’sit’). My friends and I have always said ’Pliny’ with the long I of ’kite’. |
Short i like sit. Not long i. |
rhymes with "awesome" |
Most everyone out here uses the long I, but the short I was correct if I remember pronunciation from my collage Philosophy class! |
The actual Elder/Younger have one pronunciation, and the people at russian river use the other pronunciation for the beer...I am not sure which is which though... |
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If you use the short i you have to continue speaking with a British accent. |
Its ply knee...iu’ve been drinking this beer before you even knew what ratebeer was...and it ain’t even that good to boot. |
Vinnie says "PLY-KNEE" ... good enough for me. |
The beer pronunciation is incorrect as far as the historical Pliny..which was with a short i..as in mini... |
I called it Ply-nee untill I was corrected with Pleh-nee, so I don’t know and have nothing to add other than I’m impressionable... |
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