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  • #31
    Originally posted by Datajack Franit
    I tried and tried but it just makes me physically sick
    All types of beer, or cheap common beers? I think there is a difference. There are several large classifications of beers, with dozens of choices for each one.
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    • #32
      the more beer you drink, the sweeter it tastes
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      • #33
        note ^ does not work with budweiser

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        • #34
          I just can´t do anything about it, maybe it´s the powder they use to make beer
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          • #35
            go see a doctor
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            • #36
              Yeah, those three major British metropolises, Burton, Dublin and London. Burton - it's just a damn town in Staffordshire. Or is it Leicestershire? See, that is how unimportant it is...
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              • #37
                nm, turned out the website didn't know what the frig it was on about
                Speaking of Erith:

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                • #38
                  these are very old numbers....a year ago a report came out that dutch youth (so not adults) drink the most from all the youths in the EU....2 days later a report came out that northern youth in the netherlands drink the most in the netherlands....i am from the north and i most confess i think they are right...maybe only students (what i am now) can drink more but they are a to small group...
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                  • #39
                    beer

                    although maybe not today because i've got work soon with a horrendous hangover
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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by GePap
                      Ireland's beer exports are terrible. Beer in Ireland better be better than this stuff.
                      Wouldnt ireland be better known for their spirit exports, Baileys Irish Cream, and Jamesons. I suppose purists look down at Baileys, i have no idea what they think of Jamesons (which ive never tried, other than in Irish coffee)
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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
                        At last the important questions

                        Our beer is good
                        Id still say your comparative advantage is in wine.
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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by CerberusIV
                          That map looks pretty traditional to me and the local drink reflects the climate for agriculture. Where they grow grapes they drink wine, where they grow grain they drink beer and where nothing much grows at all they distil spirits from mouldy potatoes. .
                          yeah, that looks more like a production map than a consumption map. If you mapped consumption, wouldnt you have some more islands of wine consumption? Switzerland, parts of London, etc?

                          Imagine trying to map the American wine belt - less than a dozen or so counties in California, a few zip codes in New York, DC, etc.
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                          • #43
                            Last day in Europe. No more dirt cheap German beer/wine for me (and another few weeks till I can drink in a bar again).
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                            • #44
                              Are you going back to Austin, Ramo?
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                              • #45
                                Yep. Too soon.
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