And on the other, for the all important international market we have:
All the bases are covered. I do find it a little shameful that the people at Euro Shopper think that the English speakers in their market won't figure out what is in the can without the word 'Beer' on it. I would have opted for the Continental feel that 'Bier' conjures in the mind of sophisticated types who by cheap lager. It's a positive surely, that continental allure.
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Thing is, I think this stuff is Irish-made and probably only exists on the Irish market. I used to quite like the Dutch-made variety, but I haven't tried the new one, which is weaker.
Them's classy labels.
How did it taste by the way?
TBN - I checked the can and it still mentions Holland, whether it's brewed there or not I don't know. I am aware that this beer was your virgin blog post, you know.
Adeptus - It didn't taste too good, as perhaps you can imagine. It was a bit sickly sweet and bland. The ingredients mention maltose, which is just dire. At least the other macro brewers use grain adjuncts.
>this beer was your virgin blog post
That will be a quiz question when the benevolent dictatorship of TBN finally takes over.
That duff beer has a really simple label. What else has?
Red Stripe.
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