I was in the Czech Republic last month for a caving conference.
A large number of us were traveling on a railroad from Prague to
Brno in a hired dining car. The only beer available on the menu
was Budweiser. We Americans almost rioted until the Czechs
explained that the beer was Budvar, a German light larger whose
maker is in a trademark dispute with the American Budweiser.
American craft brewers, a movement started by Fritz Maytag's
Anchor Steam beer, make creditable beers. This movement is
similar in goals to the British Real Beer movement. Good locally
made beers are available almost everywhere in the US these days
at small breweries with attached pubs and in stores.
Cheers - Bill, AE6JV/1
On 8/23/13 at 12:28 AM, m0...@yahoo.co.uk (Tim Hague) wrote:
Everything is an acceptable alternative to American Beer lol
On 23 Aug 2013, at 07:53, Stewart <stew...@twinwood.me> wrote:
It's an acceptable alternative to American Beer...
:-)
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