Close - not close enough
Nope - not DunklePorkslap
Warthog ale
Weißbier Dunkel
Yeah it's Keiler - but there are several types.
Not Weibier
It's Weißbier - Hell - here's the full label.
Thanks. As far as I know german hell is nothing like english hell
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Yes most good distributors have all kinds of imports. Not your local grocery store but usually a specialty liquor store type place. There is a place down the road from me that is set up like a warehouse, they have beer from everywhere.
If you are in a place with such good beer (aka Germany) would you WANT Budweiser? LOL. I am not a drinker but I do know that when I have the occasional beer I am not a big fan of the bud (bud is for smokin'
? for CM- I have heard Belgium has the best beer, do you think that is true or are you a German beer diehard?
Yes most good distributors have all kinds of imports. Not your local grocery store but usually a specialty liquor store type place. There is a place down the road from me that is set up like a warehouse, they have beer from everywhere.
If you are in a place with such good beer (aka Germany) would you WANT Budweiser? LOL. I am not a drinker but I do know that when I have the occasional beer I am not a big fan of the bud (bud is for smokin'
? for CM- I have heard Belgium has the best beer, do you think that is true or are you a German beer diehard?
There are quite a few distributers in the States that ship these beers, but it's more expensive. For instance: Erdinger Hefe Weissen goes for about $2.39 per half liter bottle at Ralphs (before tax). For the same beer, I pay about 80 cents (after tax if any). And there are cheaper beers here as well.
Belgium has good beer - and so does the Czech Republic (they make some of the best Pilsners BTW). When I purchase beer at home, I tend to lean towards the local breweries - and believe me, there are plenty to choose from. I live in Bavaria, and it's known for its Weissbiers and Pilsners. So there ya have it.
