Theakstons, Pedigree, Boddingtons and the like - now that's beer....
Robert
On 7/19/06, Jochen Fromm
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The rating is not correct. Although a cold
Guinness or Heineken is good as well, there
is no doubt that the best beer is made
here in Germany, most of them is not available
in the US. Germany is famous for its beer.
There are at least 1,300 breweries in Germany,
brewing over 5,000 varieties of beer.
Some of the best brands available in
the whole country are Krombacher Pils
(excellent) and Warsteiner (refreshing).
There are also a lot of regional brands:
In the North Flensburger Pils, Beck's and Jever
In the Middle Koenig Pilsener, Veltnis and Bitburger
In the South Erdinger Weissbier and Paulaner
Mixed beers are popular, too, in Hamburg
"Alster" (with lemonade), in Berlin
"Berliner Weisse" (with syrup), and
many other alcopops popular especially
among young people.
-J.
-----Original Message-----
From: Owen Densmore
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 10:42 PM
To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Friam
Subject: [FRIAM] Beer Ratings, brewer, brewpub, bar, beer reviews and more
Well, just a bit off topic, but .. http://ratebeer.com/
-- Owen
Owen Densmore
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