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Old 09.25.2006, 03:14 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by o o o
i must admit i don't know Belgian beers that well, and it's true that i've had some excellent beers there... lots of different kind of beers too, it's true...

in fact, maybe it's the right time for me to admit that i do not have a big knowledge of beers... i just love the czech beers i know, and was surprised not to see that contry included in the list. was also surprised to see Canada: do they have some good beers?

i'm no beer expert either. most beers i drink would be considered lagers in brit-lingo and are the dutch ones that are most common on tap in holland: grolsch, heineken, amstel, bavaria, dommelsch... not very exotic.

but the nicest ones i know are from belgium. the czechs have some great beers indeed; i'm not sure if i've ever had a canadian beer... maybe molson(?) once or twice. i suppose denmark has some internationally known lagers too (carlsberg, tuborg).
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