I bought the case of various Spaten biers. IFL that stuff. I am a fucking kraut. We don’t drink bourbon barrel stouts.
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I bought the case of various Spaten biers. IFL that stuff. I am a fucking kraut. We don’t drink bourbon barrel stouts.
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With the advent calendar you will see that it doesn't matter which style if beer, German beers do not fill you up and still maintain more flavor. This year I need to look up the dunkelweizen cans they offer and see how I can get them regularly.
Get shitfaced in the Hofbrahaus and then pop off!
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Pussy...*
*I prefer non-bourbon barrel aged stouts, butt still.
Nothing says good beer like year old stale cans rotting at room temperature in a box at Costco.
Only been to Northeastern Germany and some of the tourist places like Stralsund and some of the old Prussian castles around there.
Don't regret the trip because I don't know when any American will get to go to St. Petersburg again but regret not staying in Germany a lot longer.
Much respect to east Germany for being the only place I visited that won't conform to Americans and speak English to them. Mostly cold assholes until they realize that you can also speak Deutsch.
Nachos Uber Alles!
I've only been to Rhine River Germany- i.e., Cologne, Koblenz and Heidelburg.
Went to some blue collar pub in Koblenz, where their definitely were not skrong on English (or pretended to be). Drank my first Bittburger on draft (was in HS) and it's was great. Still love to by some Bittburger @BleachedAnusDawg that's been rotting away on a Coscto shelf, listening to Cornell '77 on the drive home.
I’ll say this based on my 2 years in Germany from 2003-2005, most of the Germans I interacted with would tolerate Americans speaking broken, poor German for a few moments before telling us “I speak English”
I was just outside Frankfurt and between work and having a 1 and 5 year old, I didn’t travel as much as I wanted but I definitely enjoyed the traveling I did do and would go back in a heartbeat.
I don't know anything about Buttburger or Cornell '77, but cool story, bro. :smile:
I bought this pollock porter cause it’s named Boss.
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That’s a good looking beer, pal.