But Germans are among the most traditional and most specifically regional beer drinkers I've ever seen!
Even ppl from Köln and Düsseldorf go like:
"Don't even go to that city (the other one), their beer is BAD and the people are crazy! Go to my city where to beer is best in the world and the people lovely!"
Sometimes fun, sometimes scary
Well, Düsseldorf and Köln are very special. They hate each other and everything about the other city. I also noted that when I was in Köln a few weeks ago. It's ridiculous...But Germans are among the most traditional and most specifically regional beer drinkers I've ever seen!
Even ppl from Köln and Düsseldorf go like:
"Don't even go to that city (the other one), their beer is BAD and the people are crazy! Go to my city where to beer is best in the world and the people lovely!"
Sometimes fun, sometimes scary
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But Germans are among the most traditional and most specifically regional beer drinkers I've ever seen!
Even ppl from Köln and Düsseldorf go like:
"Don't even go to that city (the other one), their beer is BAD and the people are crazy! Go to my city where to beer is best in the world and the people lovely!"
Sometimes fun, sometimes scary
Det tycker jag också... men jag tycker att många tycker att det är pinsam att prata svenska med en person som taler tyska också. Jag erkänner att det är lite konstig men du har rätt, man måste verkligen prata.
Jag minnas när jag pratade med mugabe den sista WOA. Han talade tyska och jag svenska. Det var min först svenska konversation och jag var så dålig
I like Gaffel, but I just can't stand Reissdorf, it's too sweet and too labberichI lke Kölsch, but most of you don't for one reason or another. Don't know why.
And Weizen ja!
Well, Düsseldorf and Köln are very special. They hate each other and everything about the other city. I also noted that when I was in Köln a few weeks ago. It's ridiculous...
I prefer Kölsch, I'm not a fan of Alt and dark beer in General (except Stout
Probably it wouldn't be bad for them to have a Reinheitsgebot. Not as strict as in Germany, more like a guideline...yeah, they take a beer that taste pretty much nothing (except from canned vegetables) and they remove even MORE of the malt and with it the small tast they did have.
it's very strange
I hope they pass a law that states beer must be brewed to taste something, and not with it's prime directive to make people drunk
I like Gaffel, but I just can't stand Reissdorf, it's too sweet and too labberich
Probably it wouldn't be bad for them to have a Reinheitsgebot. Not as strict as in Germany, more like a guideline...
Well, Düsseldorf and Köln are very special. They hate each other and everything about the other city. I also noted that when I was in Köln a few weeks ago. It's ridiculous...
I prefer Kölsch, I'm not a fan of Alt and dark beer in General (except Stout
yea, know that.. very scary indeed
Ja, det har jag.Men då kan man bara bli bättre!
Du har väl hört mig tala Tyska?
