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Moray Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 9:12 AM |
Oh and as shots go, I can't look beyond this:
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megg_inc Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 9:33 AM |
| Nikki, I was about to say that ain't no beer like Zywiec beer! |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 10:47 AM |
Every Off License in Dublin sells Tyskie, Lech & Zyweic. They are not bad at all.
Is Weibeer like Weissbeer, (Erdinger, Hooegarten and Leffe type stuff) ??
Dubz
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Nell Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 2:34 PM |
mili wrote:
So you finally drank those bizarre bottles! I bet they gave you a nasty hangover. You should try the popular salty liquorice vodka (I don't like it) now that you already have some experience on Finnish drinks…
your joking right? salty vodka? ....and the earth is a place?
You're confusing my world order :)
Does anyone know "Amstel"-beer? I heard the company went broke? |
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sebnemy Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 3:03 PM |
mili wrote: I like my malt with a dash of still water, sake warm with a meal, limoncello and vodka straight from the freezer and red wine slightly chilled (I like my reds on the light side). The old "serve red wine at room temperature" doesn't work any more, as modern houses are usually much too warm for wine (this might not apply in UK). Sicilian reds are served really cold, at least in summer.
I am there with you! I love sake warm--with california rolls or edamame. Love ice-cold, homemade limoncello! I must add ice-cold margarita there as well--but a goood one, not one of those sorry mixes. And red wine is my all-time favorite--chilled , and with any meal--I do not buy the "white wine with fish/chicken" suggestion either. |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 4:15 PM |
Nell wrote:
Does anyone know "Amstel"-beer? I heard the company went broke?
Amstel make good ads... the New World & The Flood
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lilly Posted Thu 05 Mar, 2009 9:57 PM |
deebee wrote: Nice pics Lilly - going to the Munich Oktoberfest is definately on my list of "things to do" - I bet it's great!
ok, no no no! ;D
at least go to a beergarden (as seen on the pictures) first and get the non-tourist-y experience ;) |
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deebee Posted Fri 06 Mar, 2009 8:12 PM |
| I take it it's full of people taking photos then?!! I need the real German experience, LOL. |
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deebee Posted Fri 06 Mar, 2009 8:15 PM |
Moray wrote: Oh and as shots go, I can't look beyond this:
I live not too far from the area where this stuff is renowned - personally, I can't stomach it - it just makes me throw up. AND .... let's face it, the colour looks like something radioactive!!! |
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lilly Posted Fri 06 Mar, 2009 9:09 PM |
deebee wrote: I take it it's full of people taking photos then?!! I need the real German experience, LOL.
it's full of people in "traditional costumes" (being photographed by gazillions of Italians and Australians ;P ) |
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