mmmm. Beer

[den]

It's all about the Beers

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[oceansedge.livejournal.com]

Ooooooooooooo thank you!

oceansedge starts scribbling notes..

[camstone.livejournal.com]

Australian Beer? Hmmmm... Pitty no Foster's Bitter Oil Can. But then, it's all good... except for Milwalkee's Old Time / Finest. *Gak*

WTF?

[makovette.livejournal.com]

100% non-pasteurized brewing process makes Cass beer more fresher and vital. Cass delivers young adults value and needs through differentiated communication campaign, so it is the most satisfactory beer among people who want youthful life Only Cass' fizzy and crisp taste from 100% non-pasteurized brewing process is able to make consumers feel vitalization

Methinks they were sampling the wares when they wrote that one up :-)

Sounds like fun!

CYa!
Mako

[klishnor.livejournal.com]

You're making me consider a run through the rain that's falling at the moment, to reach the nearest decent pub (it was actually the second nearest decent publast year, but the nearest blew up a few months ago and they don't think they're going to rebuild it).

Thinking of beer and where you live, there's an advert on TV at the moment for Castlemaine XXXX Which has two Stereotypical Aussies propping up a fence whilst drinking the advertised brew, when a food trolley from an aircraft crashes into the beach in front of them. The trolley bursts open and a can of another brand of beer rolls out of the wreckage. The first Aussie says "I don't blame them" and they go on to extoll the virtues of their favourite brew. At the end of the advert another trolley hits behind them.
"That'll be the 7:35 from Dubbo".

[weyrdbird.livejournal.com]

Alright, you:).

I've got New Glarus Spotted Cow Ale (and other tasty brews), and their Raspberry Tart just won a gold medal!

Now when are you going to show up for the foisting?!

I will have to go to ye olde likker emporium and see about those beers you list, however:D.