Re: Beer and such, was: Re: Nomination
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1998 13:40:04 -0400 (AST)
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On 11 Dec 1998, Martin Bialasinski wrote:
> Jehova. I take two big ones and a small one.
>
> You are talking to a citizen, which has the "Reinheitsgebot". The
> world oldest law (anno 1516, predecessor anno 1290) wrt food.
>
> It says beer may only be produced from water, barley, hops and
> yeast. Unfortunately, other beers, not obeying this law, may be
> imported since some years (due to a decision by the EU).
>
> Have a good, cold one.
> Martin
Beck's is a good German beer which is widely exported and adheres
to the Reinheitsgebot (says so right on the label). It has long
been my favourite import
No offense but Czech beer is now widely imported and that's
became my preffered.
and it has fast become my wife's favourite
too, ever since I introduced the beer to her (very important for
good marital relations! :)
Sigh... lucky man ;)
Ben
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