don't take the beer

By American standards, it is extremely bitter. I like it, though.

'Sounds like fun.

Speaking of having fun, the night I arrived in Lausanne, Switzerland, at around midnight (I was a student there for a year), I expected, from all I'd heard, that the town would be quiet and basically closed down.

Instead, there were hundreds of half-drunk people snake-dancing in the streets, music was blaring, and the stores were open. It turns out I arrived on the night of the annual Chebrix wine festival, one of the few nights the Swiss really cut loose.

I though I was in for some wild parties, but that was the last one.

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Ed Huntress
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Then I do not like it.

I was in Germany and succumbed to German beer ads on billboards, and found their beer to somehow be great. The one I tried, was not too bitter, and tasted very good.

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Ignoramus29044

Based on what you've said, I was pretty sure you would not. I meant it as a joke. I'm not sure they're even importing Dinkel Acker anymore. I haven't had it for a few years.

You might like River Horse, though. It's a little like Sam Adams, only sweeter. It has plenty of flavor but it's not bitter.

They have a pretty wide range. The pilseners I've had around Fürth are some of the best beers I've ever had.

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Ed Huntress

OK, deal.

Been spending 2/3 of my time at a job in eastern Germany for the last 3 1/2 yrs. At the Leipzig/Halle Flughafen, (airport).

3 beers you guys need to try if you get over there are Leikeim, Gessner, and the lower priced one all the the east Germans drink, Ur-Krostitzer. It's all I can do to drink beer back in here in the US anymore. Hate to come across as a beer snob, but I have seen the light. The Germans have beer and sausage figured out. Big Time. Just my .02, but I'm right.

Garrett Fulton

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Garrett Fulton

I agree. I carry my Beck's out of the store in a brown paper bag. d8-)

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Ed Huntress

American pilsener isn't beer IMO.

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PrecisionmachinisT

That actually doesn't sound all bad.

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Don Foreman

I guess there are worse ways to go, but having once had a blood glucose level of 700, nearly blind and slipping into a coma, it wouldn't be my first choice, either.

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Ed Huntress

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