= Сообщение: 9871 из 12492 ====================================== ENET.SYSOP = От : Charles Pierson 2:240/1120.976 15 Sep 20 05:04:26 Кому : Fabio Bizzi 15 Sep 20 05:04:26 Тема : Beer FGHI : area://ENET.SYSOP?msgid=2:240/1120.976+8134827d На : area://ENET.SYSOP?msgid=2:335/364.1+5f608963 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP437 ================================== ============================================================================== Hello, Fabio Bizzi. On 9/15/20 11:17 AM you wrote:
FB> I enjoy all the "good" beers without any discrimination, we can FB> find a good beer in every kind of beer (and obviusly we can find FB> also really crappy beers in well known branded beers, for example FB> Corona).
Most beers from Mexico I find have a strange after taste I don't care for. Being in Texas that makes for quite a few brands that I have sampled.
Heineken and Beck's are a couple of Brands from Europe I've also never developed a taste for.
But many others I've tried are wonderful.
FB> I have in the neighborhood of my home a nice pub that offers only FB> beers from small producers (here we call them artisan's beers) FB> from all the world, and I had the pleasure to taste pilsners, FB> Imperial Stouts, Barley Wines, Portes (I don't like portes but FB> there's always an exception), IPA, NEIPA, Belgian Abbey beers, FB> Bochs and so on, and all of them told me a story! :)
One of my brothers has a what they are calling a Gastropub. He also specializes in smaller producers (called craft breweries here). I've yet to visit his establishment, as it's not convenient to me, but several relatives of mine say it's great.
FB> I agree with Ward in the matter that in the great production most FB> of the french and american beers are like fresh water, But I love FB> Paulaner's beers, both the Weiss and the Hell, they are my FB> weakness. :P
I'm not sure I've tried any French beers. Most mass market American beer is little more than piss water though.
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