Speaking Of Beer

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Inbev tries to sell it as an upclass beer, but a lot of belgian drinkers (including myself) don't go for that. It's still better than foreign beer though.

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[Jorgen Andersson]

It's about as standard as a lager can be. It doesn't stick out in any direction. It's decent, but won't make you excited. So it's less bland then Heineken, but basically the same aiming group.

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[Mycroft Holmes]

Josh Gray wrote:

You're a unique man MM

You may be right Josh, but it does not mean he has any taste, Stella, Peroni, bloody hell what's wrong with the Coopers! Still it's better than the donkeys piss the Kiwi's used to call beer. You can all stop your bitching, I drink Tiger and pay $7+ for the privilege.

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[Igor Kushnarev]

Just wanted to buy couple of Warsteiner :)

[Cedric Moonen]

Roger Wright wrote:

Is there still a Belgium?

For now yes, but without a government for more than 200 days. The situation doesn't look very promising for the future of Belgium :~

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[Rage]

Nothing beats a Hefeweizen. On the tap.

[CPallini]

Nah, Peroni isn't crap (isn't my favourite, I like much more DAB). :)

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[Dalek Dave]

Michael Martin wrote:

drinkning

We can tell!

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[bryce]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q25aJ6UNvhw[^] all i need to say ;) Bryce

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[bryce]

christ you talk some rubbish MM :) Bryce

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[bryce]

bulldust http://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/features/good-taste/3746123/Kiwi-beers-taste-success-at-Australian-beer-awards[^] Bryce

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[NormDroid]

Favourite Beer :beer:

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[Anna Jayne Metcalfe]

Josh Gray wrote:

Now that's a horrible beer. We have a pretty good selection at the office, I'm drinking a Peroni

I find Peroni quite tasteless, personally. Still far better than Stella, though. However, help is at hand[^]. I can personally recommend the Mixed Belgian Beer Styles[^] and A Cidery Dozen[^] packs - I had a delivery of them a couple of weeks back. With Valentine's Day approaching, One for the Lovers[^] made me chuckle: It's the time of year when those young at heart have thoughts turning to LOVE. Why not satisfy your loved ones ardour (or your own,if that's what turns you on) with our special range of Valentine day themed ales. Raise a glass and raise a titter with this 12 bottle range of British and Belgian beers. The bottles are, Daleside Old Leg Over, Kelham Island Easy Rider, Skinners Cornish Knocker, Durham Temptation, Hoegaarden Rose, Hoegaarden Forbidden Fruit, Slap & Tickle, Cairngorm Wild Cat, Rumpy Pumpy, Marstons Owd Rodger, Old Gee Spot and Hambleton Stud Bitter. Make of that what you will... :rolleyes:

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[Anna Jayne Metcalfe]

Roger Wright wrote:

Is there still a Belgium? Will anyone miss it, if not? How about Lichtenstein? Are they still around? It's the ones you never hear about that bear watching; they're probably up to something nefarious.

Oh yes[^]. Yumm. :thumbsup:

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[Mycroft Holmes]

Dominion Bitter is still donkeys piss (or at least it was 20 odd years ago, the last time I tried it). Beer tasting medals are like wine tasting medals, completely worthless. Some of the worst wines I have tasted were awarded all sorts of medals and they were still crap. In 197... counts backwards on his fingers oh bugger a long time ago I drank a couple of Maoris under the table in Wellington, having just arrived from Sydney, a few months later I couldn't do it having acclimatised to the crap beer.

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[Dan Neely]

bryce wrote:

Beer in Australia is expensive but

... it still tastes like beer. X| X| X|

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[dandy72]

Michael Martin wrote:

I'm sitting here at work drinkning a Stella Artois.

And how much of that code are you going to have to undo on Monday morning?