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GePap
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of the Big Apple
Nov 2001
time: 23:27
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Ugg....I can't stand Guiness at all...
Whenever is Washgignton DC, go to brickkellers, near Dupont circle: they hold thew Guiness World Record for largest collection of bottled beers, about 1000, with about 1/3 American beers (moslty microbrews) and then the rest international: and they are relatively cheap too.
I like Lagers most of all, good Pilsners, Bocks, Double Bocks, trippel Bocks, so forth and so on, so German, Austrian and Czech beers appeal most to me. As for American mass manufactured beers, I think Sam Adams is fine, and I like Yuengling from Penn. Here in NY they seel it for $4.49 for a 6-pack, since they are trying to break into the market
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Firelad
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Haifa, Israel.
May 2002
time: 07:27
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Originally posted by Trajanus
Btw firelad, staropramen is the brewery, but they have several beers, which one do you mean??? |
Um, I don't know! I doesn't say anything on the bottle I have here. It's got the logo (big S), Staropramen, Premium Prague Beer... Colours are gold then green, red and gold rim, white background (In case that means anything)...
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(Btw to make you jealous: I went to the staropramen brewery in czechia and had a completely free tour + a staropramen mug  ) Also They claim to be the largest seller of beer in Prague, and in Prague, land o' drunks that's pretty impressive! |
Cool. Although if you REALLY want to make me jealous, go to St. James's Gate, Dublin....  
Now that's a place I want to visit a lot
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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999
time: 05:27
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Fresh beer!
In Eugene OR there's a micro brew pub called Steelhead brewery which makes and serves several different beers and serves them fresh. Or you can bring them home in the little plastic tubs...umm, nevermind.
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Oerdin
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of Internet Music.
Sep 2001
time: 21:27
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Here is an interesting article.
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Beverage industry analyst Datamonitor reports that at the end of 2002 the U.S. was the world's most valuable beer market, with sales of about $73.7 billion. In terms of per capita consumption of beer, Czech drinkers continue to out drink all others, downing an average of 326 U.K. pints a year. Irish drinkers came in second with 300 pints, followed by Germany, Austria and Belgium. In terms of value per capita, the Irish spent $1,282.00, the Norwegians $657.00 and the British $537.00 each on beer. Norway had the most expensive beer prices in the world, with the average pint costing $5.54. Malaysia came in second in the cost of a pint, $5.18, followed by Japan at $4.47. The Irish, of course, top the list as stout drinkers, quaffing 134 pints per head of population, followed by the British with a much lower seven pints per person, averaged across the entire population. |
Czechs drink 326 pints a year?! Jesus, those guys must be drinking just about every day. Also why do you guys in Norway put up with having the most expensive beer in the world? I mean expensive gas is sucky enough but the government can take my beer bottle from my cold dead hand... 
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