Thanks to Guyfang, Chris Miggins, and Robo McDuff

[Robo McDuff]

Some people would say that the best beer is in the Czech Republic, which has the origins of the pilsner beers and off course Budvar.



Maybe we should make a tasting here and there?

 

[Guyfang]

I bought 264 cans of Budvar for Bike and music weekend. It was good! but still.................................................

 

[Robo McDuff]

I bought 264 cans of Budvar for Bike and music weekend. It was good! but still.................................................

The US stuff or real Budweiser Budvar?

Actual, it is not that popular in the Czech Republic itself by real beer lovers, I am told. Then again, I am not a real beer drinker myself, so what do I know? What I do like are the occasional Belgian "brown beers" like Rochefort, Leffe, Westmalle.

 

[Guyfang]

The US stuff or real Budweiser Budvar?

Actual, it is not that popular in the Czech Republic itself by real beer lovers, I am told. Then again, I am not a real beer drinker myself, so what do I know? What I do like are the occasional Belgian "brown beers" like Rochefort, Leffe, Westmalle.

Its what we take every year.

 

[AAVP7]

Come down to Burgkunstadt, and I will take you to a HAWK site near here. I was in that unit 10.5 years. Beers better here TOO!!!!!!

Granted, the Dortmunder beer is not the very best german beer. It used to be more famous for quantity than quality, but most breweries have closed down by now anyway. One of the leftovers have a "premium" pilsener which is quite good in my view.

The HAWK site sounds very interesting indeed. From time to time, I do shopping trips for Humvee parts to southern Germany, so before my next trip I´ll give you a shout, and we can do a beer tasting at that HAWK site....