Drinking warm, no really warm, beers

So I can recall two beers I've had that were to be served warm.

The first from Belgium:

https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/biere-chaude-de-bouillon/282242/265702/

Given to Blackhaddock by Rudy at De Bierboom. The 'beer' was packaged in a small flip-top glass jar with orange peel, lemon rind and all kinds of spices in it. Heated it up and served it warm.

The second from Germany, also obtained by Blackhaddock
https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/brauhaus-pirna-schlafmutzchen/81878/265702/

This tasted like Ovaltine, or a good chai latte, and as the name suggests is to be drunk before going to bed. We had it room temperature on a fairly warm July evening as the last beer of the evening and I have to say it worked, surprisingly.

Originally posted by minutemat
This tasted like Ovaltine, or a good chai latte, and as the name suggests is to be drunk before going to bed. We had it room temperature on a fairly warm July evening as the last beer of the evening and I have to say it worked, surprisingly.

Originally posted by joet

Originally posted by minutemat
This tasted like Ovaltine, or a good chai latte, and as the name suggests is to be drunk before going to bed. We had it room temperature on a fairly warm July evening as the last beer of the evening and I have to say it worked, surprisingly.

Now this sounds just about perfect. I'd love to taste this in January.

You can get a hot pilsener (normal or with cranberry syrup added) at the rink for Cracovia games for 4 złoty. Never had the guts to try it, though.