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On October 28 2009 23:28 Hawk wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2009 22:39 Energies wrote: Becks? hmm.
Although I know the same beer can taste completely different depending on where you drink it, for example I am personally not a Heineken fan at all. I was at Amsterdam airport waiting for Dknight last year when I stopped at the bar for a few drinks, I asked what they had and the guy said Heineken, I immediately asked what else they have. After a short discussion the bartender mentioned that he gets the same reaction, people refuse to drink Heineken because it tastes terrible back in their own country. He promised on tap, in Holland that I would love it or I wouldn't have to pay for the beer.
It tasted nothing like the Heineken you get in bottles here in Australia, it was actually very good. Honestly, much of the other shit I found in amsterdam was way better
Oh definitely, but I just meant as an example of how the same beer can be made differently.
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On October 29 2009 23:27 Energies wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2009 23:28 Hawk wrote:On October 27 2009 22:39 Energies wrote: Becks? hmm.
Although I know the same beer can taste completely different depending on where you drink it, for example I am personally not a Heineken fan at all. I was at Amsterdam airport waiting for Dknight last year when I stopped at the bar for a few drinks, I asked what they had and the guy said Heineken, I immediately asked what else they have. After a short discussion the bartender mentioned that he gets the same reaction, people refuse to drink Heineken because it tastes terrible back in their own country. He promised on tap, in Holland that I would love it or I wouldn't have to pay for the beer.
It tasted nothing like the Heineken you get in bottles here in Australia, it was actually very good. Honestly, much of the other shit I found in amsterdam was way better Oh definitely, but I just meant as an example of how the same beer can be made differently. Yeah true. I think it's usually broken up by country. It's virtually the same everywhere in the states. I'd imagine it's pretty similar throughout Europe, because who would buy it if the tastes were generally inconsistent?
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Drunkards! Drunkards one and all!
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On October 29 2009 20:43 lilsusie wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2009 12:06 Manifesto7 wrote: Ask my wife. I'm sure she has it counted and will use that number against me in the near future. Mani, you are a hilarious drunk. I will never ever delete the vids I have of you.
what does it need to get them?
there you go dunkles Hefeweizen <3
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On October 29 2009 23:55 Hawk wrote:Show nested quote +On October 29 2009 23:27 Energies wrote:On October 28 2009 23:28 Hawk wrote:On October 27 2009 22:39 Energies wrote: Becks? hmm.
Although I know the same beer can taste completely different depending on where you drink it, for example I am personally not a Heineken fan at all. I was at Amsterdam airport waiting for Dknight last year when I stopped at the bar for a few drinks, I asked what they had and the guy said Heineken, I immediately asked what else they have. After a short discussion the bartender mentioned that he gets the same reaction, people refuse to drink Heineken because it tastes terrible back in their own country. He promised on tap, in Holland that I would love it or I wouldn't have to pay for the beer.
It tasted nothing like the Heineken you get in bottles here in Australia, it was actually very good. Honestly, much of the other shit I found in amsterdam was way better Oh definitely, but I just meant as an example of how the same beer can be made differently. Yeah true. I think it's usually broken up by country. It's virtually the same everywhere in the states. I'd imagine it's pretty similar throughout Europe, because who would buy it if the tastes were generally inconsistent?
Because only few people might realise
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