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djniknak
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 Posted: 14-03-2006 10:20 PM Post subject: Best Beer in Hong Kong? |
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I like carona and some nice german beers like erdinger. I find most beers in hk from the tap are really rough to drink coz of the water.
In the UK beers are so damn sooth!
How about you guys?
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miketyson
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| Posted: 15-03-2006 08:07 AM Post subject: |
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| yea coronas one of my fav too. beers taste so weird compared to in e.g. UK |
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djniknak
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| Posted: 15-03-2006 11:00 AM Post subject: hi |
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| yeah big difference, UK is a million times better. |
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eteson
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| Posted: 15-03-2006 06:48 PM Post subject: Re: hi |
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| djniknak wrote: | | yeah big difference, UK is a million times better. |
Really? U think UK beer tastes better????? Have u tried Belgium beers? |
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ASOT
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| Posted: 15-03-2006 08:37 PM Post subject: |
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| When im in the UK i prefer to drink Stella, but when im back in HK i drink either Hoegarden, Corona or Carlsberg. |
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miketyson
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| Posted: 15-03-2006 09:03 PM Post subject: |
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| carlsberg is too bitter for my taste |
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djniknak
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| Posted: 16-03-2006 12:53 PM Post subject: hi |
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| I cant stand san mig. |
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Cl8on
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| Posted: 17-03-2006 07:04 AM Post subject: |
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Hoegarden all the way...
yes, san mig taste like ass, hence the suprisingly low price. But I think if u wanna talk about sh*t beer, u havta give it to the canadians.... Molson is double of san mig on the sh*t scale, believe me.
Question, is foster's any good, was in the UK about a week ago and seems to me everyone ova there is drinking that stuff everywhere i go!! |
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miketyson
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| Posted: 17-03-2006 08:07 AM Post subject: |
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| Quote: | Molson is double of san mig on the sh*t scale, believe me.
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the funny thing is americans love molson, but i find it really crap. i think ppl either love it or hate it |
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djniknak
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| Posted: 17-03-2006 08:32 AM Post subject: hi |
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| i see nothing special about it |
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Spacem8
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| Posted: 22-03-2006 11:36 PM Post subject: |
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| Cl8on wrote: | | ...Question, is foster's any good, was in the UK about a week ago and seems to me everyone ova there is drinking that stuff everywhere i go!! |
Fosters and Carling is quite a standard drink in UK pubs, and reason being is that its one of the cheapest drinks on offer. Funny thing is that in Australia, the locals don't touch it with a bargepole. To them, Foster is amber crap. Plus its brewed in the UK if you happen to be drinking it there.
A new beer I've come across in the UK is Brahma, which is the number one beer in Brazil. Quite nice and refreshing and served with a lime wedge like Sol and Corona.
I can see that ASOT likes good old "wifebeater" the standard drink of choice in the UK, lol
Leffe is a nice strong Belgian "white" beer, bit nicer than Hoegaarden.
Anybody tried Kronenberg 1664 Blanc? Has a really fruity edge to it.
Is the draught in HK really that bad??!! You guys normally stick to bottles?? |
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Vipers
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| Posted: 23-03-2006 06:05 AM Post subject: |
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| I've had HK beer but my favorite is stella and carling. |
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djniknak
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| Posted: 29-03-2006 01:12 AM Post subject: hi |
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| golden king is damn cheap from 7 eleven and tastes pretty good. about 4 bucks a can. |
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Spacem8
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Tried a new beer which my Uncle introdcued me to while at the Dai Pai Dong yesterday. Local China brew called "Harbin" in a 600ml ice-encrusted design bottle. Nice clear crisp taste, 5% alcohol (which is a reasonable strength).
My sis in law compared it to Budweiser. |
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ID
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| Posted: 25-05-2006 05:07 PM Post subject: Re: hi |
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| djniknak wrote: | | I cant stand san mig. |
Same way here dude.
I prefer Guiness on tap here.. or in the can it just tastes plain weird if its from the bottle.. Otherwise Stella is good |
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