Beer

[CTG]

Nope, I had a serious sinusitis...

[Chulk]

You were ill again?! You should see an inmunologist, I really mean it.

[CTG]

You were ill again?! You should see an inmunologist, I really mean it.

That's just the usual... Anyway there was/is a heavy flu pandemic in Hungary, so it's not a really big surprise.

(Sometimes I visit an immunologist, he made several blood tests saying I have no real problems...)

[Chulk]

I think being ill so often is a real problem... have you tried a different doctor?

[Krys TOFF]

I think being ill so often is a real problem... have you tried a different doctor?

No need, CTG is just hypochondriac.

[CTG]

I think being ill so often is a real problem... have you tried a different doctor?

No need, CTG is just hypochondriac.

Both. No problem with that anyway, people must die in something... Beer poisoning is one of the possibilities!

[CTG]

La Trappe Quadrupel (NED, 10% alcohol, 549 HUF/0.33 l): noble redish color, ideal foam, very strong and full taste with the typical excellent abbaye beer bouquet, almost perfect... a little bit too much alcoholic effect - Kasteel beers with 11% alcohol content were mild compared to this. Mark: 9/10.

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

Some new beer tests:

Paulaner (GER, 4.9%) 8
Zywiec (POL, 5.6%) 5
Dog In The Fog (POL, 5.5%) 6

[CTG]

Zywiec (POL, 5.6%) 5
Dog In The Fog (POL, 5.5%) 6

Where did you buy these two?

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

Zywiec (POL, 5.6%) 5
Dog In The Fog (POL, 5.5%) 6

Where did you buy these two?

Julcsi brought them from Poland last October, we opened them this weekend.

[CTG]

Two newbies, not the best result...

Dendermonde (BEL, 8% alcohol, 579 HUF/0.33 l): the worst belgian beer ever... it's really bad - not only on Belgian scale but in general. I don't recommend this to try: alcoholic, bad bitter taste, no sign of real abbaye beer bouquet. Too expensive to drink it only for the alcohol content. Mark: 2.5/10

Stiegl (AUT, 4.9% alcohol, 269 HUF/0.33 l): average Austrian "festival beer", I don't know why does it cost so much... Drinkable, that's the best I can say about it - Borsodi is better. Mark: 4.5/10

And now let's continue with Diesel Joe's favorite drink: cherry...

[CTG]

Italian newbie...

Birra Moretti La Rossa (ITA, 7.2% alcohol, 279 HUF/0.33 l): nice color (red beer), but quite alcoholic and not very characteristic taste, mediorce quality. There are many cheaper strong beers to get drunk. Mark: 5.5/10

[JTK]

A huge BÖÖÖÖÖFF for Borsodi! 

[CTG]

A huge BÖÖÖÖÖF for Borsodi! 

Yep, it's still the best one to drink - in industrial amount.

[Usrin]

Warsteiner (GER, 4.8% alcohol, 199 HUF/0.33 l): great summer beer without real power but with nice bitter taste. Mark: 7.5/10.

I tested Warsteiner last weekend. I haven't missed the power, it's a beer, not a pálinka. Its taste was clearer than the known Hungarian beers, however, I agree that its not a "world-class" one. In my rankings:

Warsteiner (GER, 4.8%, 179 HUF/0.33 l as reduced price in SPAR): 8.5/10.