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02-13-2003, 10:48 PM
#11
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I'll have to look for those at the local Beers of the World to try a real aussie beer
Yeah....might be hard though. I just pulled out my text book from back when I was in Bartending school and none of those brands were in their. Except for Fosters and the two I asked about. But it would be cool if they did!!
02-13-2003, 10:59 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by Joe Flo' date='Feb 14 2003, 12:43 PM
Well those 3 were the only Australian beers that I have served or knew of. But thanks for the new names. I am always interrested in learning of beers from around the world. Pale Ale however sounds very familiar
We have a local brewery in Fremantle, its actually a brewery with a restaraunt in the middle, so you have all the se big tanks everywhere and you can watch them making it, whilst your having a meal or a brew. And its cheaper cos its made on-site.
They make 3 beers at the moment and you can get kegs of it too for partys. Pale Ale, Rogers and Pilsner. My favourite is Rogers, its a dark beer, and its a midstrength, but its :yum: and probably because last year at uni, we got a free keg of it donated to our department (faculty).
02-13-2003, 11:16 PM
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lee:
Wait till you are 21. Or find a Quickie mart that sells to 14 year olds. OR do what i do when I am desperate. Go down to the bad side of town and pick up a bum and give him $5 to buy you a 6-pack
Wait till you are 21. Or find a Quickie mart that sells to 14 year olds. OR do what i do when I am desperate. Go down to the bad side of town and pick up a bum and give him $5 to buy you a 6-pack
