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<snip>

Tom:
>Oh boy, here comes a flame war...

><opinion source="what I've tasted">
>The Irish, without a shadow of a doubt, make the best beer in the
>world.  They are just damn good at it.  After them, and I am trying to
>be impartial here, we Australians do a damn good beer.  It's not
>exotic, it doesn't have bits floating in it, it's just cold, clean,
>smooth and refreshing.

Tom,
	I must disagree, One of our best beers (IMHO and according to many
international judges) DOES have bits floating in it :) (mmm Coopers
Sparkling) - Obviously (I sincerly hope) you are a lager drinker and are
talking about Boags / Southwark Premium or similar, and not our mass market
garbage like West End/Carlton Draught or VB.

(I just love flame wars)

Barney


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