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Started by CTG, May 30, 2005, 05:44:16 PM

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Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister

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Beers tested this week:

Niksicko (MNE, 5.0%) 6.5/10
Niksicko Tamno (MNE, 6.2%) 5/10
Jelen (MNE, 5.0%) 4.5/10
Tirana (ALB, 4.0%) 5/10
King Pils (ALB, ?%) 2/10
Sarajevsko Lager (BIH, 4.9%) 4.5/10
Sarajevsko Premium (BIH, 4.9%) 5.5/10
Bavaria (GER, 5.0%) 5/10

Re-Test:

Paulaner Weissbier (GER, 5.5%) 9.5/10
HAJRÁ, VEGYÉSZ!!!

2026.74 km

CTG

It's cherry time - cheers for Diesel Joe!!! ;D

Usrin

I'm also back from my holiday in Sweden. I thought that beers are as expensive as in Norway, but found prices 60-70% lower. Moreover, the quality is way better!

I tested the following ones:

Falcon Bayerskt (SWE) 5.2% 14.30 SEK/0.5 l 5.5/10
Småland Mellanöl (SWE) 4.5% 8.90 SEK/0.5 l 5/10
Åbro Original (SWE) 5.2% 10.70 SEK/0.5 l 7/10
Åbro Bryggmästärens Premium Gold (SWE) 5.7% 13.00 SEK/0.5 l 8/10
Blågul 5.2% (SWE) 9.90 SEK/0.5 l 6.5/10
Spendrups Premium Gold 5.9% (SWE) 12.90 SEK/0.5 l 6.5/10
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

Usrin

And a beer which I tested this spring in Denmark, but forgot to post:

Dansk Guld 5.7% (DEN) 5.95 DKK/0.33 l 7.5/10

BÖFF!
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

BonzaiJoe

Quote from: Usrin on June 24, 2013, 10:24:38 PM
And a beer which I tested this spring in Denmark, but forgot to post:

Dansk Guld 5.7% (DEN) 5.95 DKK/0.33 l 7.5/10

BÖFF!

;D
Good news for Danish alcoholics and teenage boys.
But we can't be quite sure.


Usrin

Quote from: BonzaiJoe on June 25, 2013, 09:20:55 PM
Quote from: Usrin on June 24, 2013, 10:24:38 PM
And a beer which I tested this spring in Denmark, but forgot to post:

Dansk Guld 5.7% (DEN) 5.95 DKK/0.33 l 7.5/10

BÖFF!

;D
Good news for Danish alcoholics and teenage boys.

Lucky guys!  :)
At the moment, I'm drinking...
Ringnes Gold 6.5% (NOR) 55 NOK*/6x0.33 l 5.5/10

I wonder if the alcohol content is true. Although this beer doesn't have a really characteristic aroma, I don't feel any taste of alcohol. (It was obvious in Borsodi Bivaly, having the same alcohol content.)

*: Price in the duty-free shop of the airport. In the liquor store, it is sold for 32 NOK/0.33 l (thanks to alcohol tax).
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

Usrin

Quote from: Akoss Poo on March 11, 2013, 12:39:31 PM
unfortunately, brewed in Slovakia

Unfortunately??? >:( >:( >:(
Being brewed in SLOVAKIA = warranty of being top-class! BÖFF!  8)

Usrin The Slovak
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

Usrin

Quote from: Usrin on June 26, 2013, 12:03:19 AM
Quote from: Akoss Poo on March 11, 2013, 12:39:31 PM
unfortunately, brewed in Slovakia

Unfortunately??? >:( >:( >:(
Being brewed in SLOVAKIA = warranty of being top-class! BÖFF!  8)

Usrin The Slovak

Well... probably the alcohol content of Ringnes Gold was true. I'm drunken! BÖÖÖÖFFFFF!!!
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

CTG


CTG

Quote from: CTG on June 26, 2013, 07:58:18 AM
Quote from: Usrin on June 26, 2013, 12:05:13 AM
I'm drunken! BÖÖÖÖFFFFF!!!

Good for you! ;D

Correction: it was good for you. Now I guess your hangover is not that nice... :D

Usrin

Quote from: CTG on June 26, 2013, 07:58:59 AM
Correction: it was good for you. Now I guess your hangover is not that nice... :D

It was not serious. The balance of the evening and the side-effects in the morning is highly positive. It was really worth drinking!
:)
The colour of a living being is determined by the gene.

1262.7 km

CTG


CTG

Next week: the real gluten sensitivity test - in Belgium. ;D

That means moderate beer testing.

CTG

Quote from: CTG on June 28, 2013, 08:54:33 AM
Next week: the real gluten sensitivity test - in Belgium. ;D

Or "How to destroy your intestines in 4 days" game... ::)

CTG

Evaluations to publish (expect some really high marks! :D):

Tongerlo Blonde
Omer Blonde
St. Feuillien Tripel
Brugge Tripel
Trappistes Rochefort 10