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Dave Smith wrote:
No Spam wrote:


Why do the Germans drink warm beer then?

They don't. Americans drink frosty ice cold beer,
as cold as possible, to kill the taste.


Drinking American beer is like making love in a canoe....
.... Fu^&ing near water.

:-)



I am sure John Cleese would want you to get that quote correct, it
was Australian beer. When I was in London the most popular canned beer
was Budweiser. Imagine since I prefer German beer. Frosty cold, which
has little to do with changing the taste for me.

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....And point out that he (Scott Richter) is a jerk.
You can quote me.
- Quaestor

Dave Smith wrote:
No Spam wrote:


Why do the Germans drink warm beer then?

They don't. Americans drink frosty ice cold beer,
as cold as possible, to kill the taste.


Drinking American beer is like making love in a canoe....
.... Fu^&ing near water.

:-)



I am sure John Cleese would want you to get that quote correct, it
was Australian beer. When I was in London the most popular canned beer
was Budweiser. Imagine since I prefer German beer. Frosty cold, which
has little to do with changing the taste for me.

--
....And point out that he (Scott Richter) is a jerk.
You can quote me.
- Quaestor

On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 19:26:56 GMT, No Spam wrote:

Why do the Germans drink warm beer then?

They don't. Americans drink frosty ice cold beer,
as cold as possible, to kill the taste.

Many Germans do. Those that consider themselves beer connoisseurs regularly
drink cellar temperature beer (about the same temp as 'proper' British beer
around 8-10C).

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Tim C.