Up to 800,000 Brits going to Euro 2024 warned: German beer is stronger
Up to 800,000 Brits going to Euro 2024 warned: German beer is stronger
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Up to 800,000 Brits going to Euro 2024 warned: German beer is stronger
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800,000 warnings must suffice though, no more. Our warnings stocks are nearly depleted.
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Your typical English ale can be anywhere between 3.5 and 6.5%, sometimes more.
I guess football fans don't drink that though.
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Not as much as it used to be before LLOYD GEORGE got his way smh
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Wonder how the Americans would fare...
It's SUPER weird here... There are states where all you can get is 3.2 beer:
https://www.npr.org/2019/04/05/709515770/the-end-is-near-for-3-2-beer
Then there are microbrew friendly states producing this monstrosity:
https://www.shopmcmenamins.com/terminator-stout-35th-birthday16oz-can/
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3.2 beer
That's almost halal!
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The joke here is "It's like having sex in a canoe... because it's fucking close to water!"
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I see a lot of American soldiers in my home city in Poland. These guys can't legally drink in their country, and our beer has twice as much alcohol on average. It's normal to see them passed out on a lawn in fron of a bar, at 9pm on a weekday.
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My dude. Come to Britain. I'll find you a nice 12% imperial stout.
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I mean America is a pretty diverse place with the best beer in the world, literally. We have so many craft breweries so many varieties, so many ABV levels, so many different kinds of hops, aging, preparations, styles, etc, that I'm sure you can find in any given state thousands of people who would fare just fine. Some others that would find the German offerings a bit boring/mediocre because of the German beer purity laws that stifle innovation in that space.
German beer is good for what it is, but once you've had one each of their 5 styles, you've had them all.
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I was about to bitch about the snowflakes and their warnings, but then I realized my brew of choice contains pretty obvious warning right in it's name.
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Ey gyvna, just lettin ye know befa ya off ta tha pab: yer not onna wan anutha poynt, just an oem'l get ya real 'ammad
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PSA: You're paying for beer. The foam/head is beer they're not serving you. It's pure profit for the brewery/bar. You do the math.
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But they did serve it to you…..you’re not making any sense.
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Maybe I wasn't clear.
I'm paying for a pint of beer, not a pint minus an inch, replaced by air bubbles. The taller the head, the less actual liquid. Any place that serves mostly air is profiting.
The picture in OP is 90% foam. They're paying for air.
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I went to a bar in Ghent and the bartender told me that British students would constantly wreck themselves because they wouldn't adapt their drinking culture to Belgium's.
However, in true Belgian fashion, I think the thing that bothered him the most (even more than the vomiting) was that they'd order round after round of the same beer, which would exhaust his supply of the appropriate glassware.