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 hotsauceman1 wrote:
I talked to my boss, asking if we could get this at the beer stand. She said no....We can only have AB products

Ask your boos when you're going to start stocking...beer.

That is odd, considering we have Corona and Modelo

Ok. I do like Modelo.

We have tall cans, Come to the waterpark frazz

I like waterparks, with swim up bars.

 mega_bassist wrote:

 Kilkrazy wrote:
All German beer is good.

Meh, I never cared too much for it. The last German beer I had was Beck's, and it took me a couple weeks to polish off the six-pack.

Well, the Becks you find in cans/bottles outside of Germany is unlikely to have actually been brewed in Germany. Best solution for trying German beer is to actually go to Germany and try what's on tap

The Beck's we get in the UK comes from Germany and like all German brewed beer is made under the Reinheitsgebot law governing the purity of beer.

Germany though known for lager has a variety of styles ranging from the very light kolsch -- good summer drinking -- through wheat beers to quite dark bocks.

The comparison shouldn't be to a keg, but just to buying 4 regular cartons. I assume in the US you have cartons or something similar that have about 24 cans? Anyhow, what's the price compared to just buying 4 cartons? Because basically this thing is just a more awkward way to carry four cartons of beer.


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 A Town Called Malus wrote:
Well, the Becks you find in cans/bottles outside of Germany is unlikely to have actually been brewed in Germany. Best solution for trying German beer is to actually go to Germany and try what's on tap

Beer is the one product where companies will attempt to deceive you in to thinking it was imported. Everything else they'll skirt labeling laws to try and make you think it was made locally when part or all of it was imported, but with beer almost all of it is brewed (or at least bottled) locally, but they'll try and claim it's a fancy foreign beer

 sebster wrote:
The comparison shouldn't be to a keg, but just to buying 4 regular cartons. I assume in the US you have cartons or something similar that have about 24 cans? Anyhow, what's the price compared to just buying 4 cartons? Because basically this thing is just a more awkward way to carry four cartons of beer.


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 A Town Called Malus wrote:
Well, the Becks you find in cans/bottles outside of Germany is unlikely to have actually been brewed in Germany. Best solution for trying German beer is to actually go to Germany and try what's on tap

Beer is the one product where companies will attempt to deceive you in to thinking it was imported. Everything else they'll skirt labeling laws to try and make you think it was made locally when part or all of it was imported, but with beer almost all of it is brewed (or at least bottled) locally, but they'll try and claim it's a fancy foreign beer

In the US it is generally called a case. And for roughly 25 bucks a case this should be a moderate craft beer. The most expensive craft/imports at my local liquor store are 8-11 for a sixer, by way of comparison.