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    Quote Originally Posted by BBC View Post
    AND.....that is something Australia better get used to the idea of!!



    Come on...take a risk....put both of them on the chopping block and nominate what is better.
    True!!!

    OK - better... (or at least just as good). NB - this is my opinion - and I tend to prefer ales and dark beers...

    In no particular order:
    Little Creatures Pale Ale
    Pemberton Ale
    Knappstein Lager
    Franziskaner Dunklesweizen
    Schoefferhoffer Dunklesweizen
    Coopers Extra Stong Premium Ale
    James Squire IPA
    any of the beers from the Voegelbrau - but especially their Maibock/Doppelbock/Maerzen
    any of the beers from the Forst brewery in northern Italy - but especially their dark/heavy beers
    Duvel
    Orval
    Rochefort - any
    Chimay - trippel /brun
    A bunch of other belgians whose names escape me
    Gallo
    Negra Modelo
    a couple of other Central American / Mexican dark beers whose names escape me
    Affligem
    EDIT
    forgot Fat Tire
    and a few other good US beers whose names escape me

    I am probably missing a bunch...
    I have only tried 4 or 5 African beers - Windhoek, Lion, and a few others - Windhoek was the best so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billiardbrett1 View Post
    350RRC, you are almost right. About 20 years ago I was good friends with one of the brewers at CUB in Sydney and was told that Crown is actually Fosters lager but with an extra 2 weeks fermentation to improve the flavour "slightly" (my quote marks). I also have the feeling that VB and Melbourne Bitter are only seperated by whichever run of labels is in the machine at the time but I can't verify that one. MB never took off in NSW it just goes to show the power of advertising. It just amazes me that people think they are getting a so much better beer when they pay more money. BTW, it has been proven many times in blind tastings that after 3-4 beers, unless you change to a completely different style ie stouts or "black" beers, it is almost impossible to seperate the taste of regular beers. I know pretty much every beer drinker will disagree but having been in the pub game most of my life I have seen it proven time after time.
    Crown's gotta be a better beer than VB cos it's in a classier bottle!

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    One of my mission's in life has been to go around the world and seek out bad beers. Ain't found many, I think they are all OK it is just that some are better than others and, all are great when you are in a place where you can't get any...beer.


    I agree with your outlook here although I need to mention that SKOLL, a Brazillian beer mutilated under license in the DRC, is a beer that at first tastes like a decent home brew but, similar to VB, after te second bottle the head ache is almost fatal. This is a beer that I would avoid drinking!!

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    well I reckon a lot of beer tastes like auspice and salt so recycled water will probably only change those marginally.

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