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LooseCannon
W:O:A Metalhead
Quark
Der Beste
No!
Beer in Sweden (or any alcohol) can only be bought from STATE stores, and thus is expensive.
holy crap
Well, the bottle itself is homemade, no price calculated there.
The price I wrote is the postage for sending one package of about 1 kg to the US.
One beer at the state controlled "Syustembolaget" to take hoem range from about 0.6 € for the cheapest swill to 15 € for some rare oaked aged stuff.
The stuff I tend to drink cost about 2 to 4 € per bottle.
At a bar the cheapest draught crap you can get is about 2 €, the good stuff is generally about 6 to 7 €.
At a bar for bottles you go from 3 or 4 € up to 20 or 25 € depending on quality.
The stuff I tend to drink cost about 2 to 4 € per bottle.
At a bar the cheapest draught crap you can get is about 2 €, the good stuff is generally about 6 to 7 €.
At a bar for bottles you go from 3 or 4 € up to 20 or 25 € depending on quality.
ha! you scared me for a moment 
Ok so I can go and have a beer if I ever visit Sweden
But I hear from other countries that beer is always waaaay cheaper here I thought it would be even more expensive than the 2/4 euros
EDIT: hmm we sell national beer (Superbock) 1€ a 0,20 ml glass, bottles of 0,33 ml - 1,6€ and some imported ones (like budweiser and fosters) 1,75€ a bottle
Ok so I can go and have a beer if I ever visit Sweden
But I hear from other countries that beer is always waaaay cheaper here I thought it would be even more expensive than the 2/4 euros
EDIT: hmm we sell national beer (Superbock) 1€ a 0,20 ml glass, bottles of 0,33 ml - 1,6€ and some imported ones (like budweiser and fosters) 1,75€ a bottle
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Quark
Der Beste
FromTheToedden
W:O:A Metalmaster
Good thread.
Today we were at denekamp.
In one of the coffee shops (the real ones
) had they so much different beers
Today we were at denekamp.
In one of the coffee shops (the real ones
) had they so much different beers
Today:
Carnegie Porter 3.5% - one 2 years old vs one fresh
Carnegie Porter 5.5% - 2006 vs 2007 vs 2008
Nils Oscar Rökporter - 2007 vs 2008
Innis & Gunn Island Cask Oak Aged Ale - 2007 vs 2008
gnoff home brew 55 - APA
gnoff home brew 56 - Porter
gnoff home brew 57 - Smoked Porter
gnoff home brew 58 - Imperial Porter
Also bottled a home brewed cider
Put a saffron mead into secondary fermentation
Put two beers into secondary fermentation
Brewed a smoked ale
Carnegie Porter 3.5% - one 2 years old vs one fresh
Carnegie Porter 5.5% - 2006 vs 2007 vs 2008
Nils Oscar Rökporter - 2007 vs 2008
Innis & Gunn Island Cask Oak Aged Ale - 2007 vs 2008
gnoff home brew 55 - APA
gnoff home brew 56 - Porter
gnoff home brew 57 - Smoked Porter
gnoff home brew 58 - Imperial Porter
Also bottled a home brewed cider
Put a saffron mead into secondary fermentation
Put two beers into secondary fermentation
Brewed a smoked ale
Quark
Der Beste
Good thread.
Today we were at denekamp.
In one of the coffee shops (the real ones
What are you doing in Dekekamp?
LooseCannon
W:O:A Metalhead
