KingStefan
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A Beer around the world.
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I like it!
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Was it a serious problem when you lost your sense of taste?:drevil:
H20Babie
Well-Known Member
The List! The List! I got a List!
Most of the beers served are lagers and they are served cold. You'll find:
Most of the beers served are lagers and they are served cold. You'll find:
- [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Canada: Canadian Unibroue $6.25: La Fin Du Monde, Maudite, Blanche de Chambly, Trois Pistoles, Molson Canadian, Labatt Blue, Labatt Light Blue - each $5.25; Draft Moosehead Pale Ale $4.25 [/FONT]
- United Kingdom: Guinness, Bass, Tennent's and Harp are on tap, with Dry Blackthorn and Woodpecker Cider in bottles
- France: Kronenbourg 1664 (French Beer) $5.75
- [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Morocco: Casa Beer - $5.50 [/FONT]
- Japan: Kirin Beer (20 oz.) $7.25
- [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]American Adventure: Draft Beer Selection $6.25: Bud Light, Samuel Adams[/FONT]
- Italy: Peroni and Moretii Beer $6.50
- Germany: Becks
- China: Tsing Tao Bottled Beer $4.79
- Norway: Ringnes Lager
- Mexico: XX Lager Draft Beer - 20 ounce $7.00
dvcnut39
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I really avoid alcohol in all parks, except- EPCOT. I love the beer there. My favorites in order are-
1- Kirin- Japan
2- Ringnes- Norway
The ones that I had and did not like were-
1- Stella Artrois- United Kingdom
2- Beck's- Germany
I am looking forward to trying the rest of the world during our next trip
1- Kirin- Japan
2- Ringnes- Norway
The ones that I had and did not like were-
1- Stella Artrois- United Kingdom
2- Beck's- Germany
I am looking forward to trying the rest of the world during our next trip
KingStefan
Well-Known Member
Hurray! Thank you! Where did you get that?
I thought that Norway also had Carlsburg?
And what about Orisirisi? They had some interesting beer last time I was there.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
See thats why I hate the UK pavillion, it dosent have an attraction, it has that crappy Beatles tribute ( I hate the Beatles, why not a Zep tribute?) and the brewers featured are non existent in the UK pub, except Guinness and cider.
Mind you could they really show that its all Belgian, Australian or German on tap and US Spanish and Mexican in bottles?
But Tennants and Harp hell its a 1950s throw back.
Mind you could they really show that its all Belgian, Australian or German on tap and US Spanish and Mexican in bottles?
But Tennants and Harp hell its a 1950s throw back.
bennyw01
Active Member
id 100% aggree with you, if they wanted to show a proper english drink im assuming it will be a poorly poured pint of carling and then some aggro in the street in front.
bennyw01
Active Member
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
If youre a Ned then that would be a quality night out, though who drinks Carling these days?
bennyw01
Active Member
sadly the cheapest and most common drink of the non homosexual side of brighton. :shrug:
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
I didnt realise such a place existed :animwink:
bennyw01
Active Member
:ROFLOL:its a small colony shrouded in darkness
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
What language are you guys speaking? :lookaroun
bennyw01
Active Member
What language are you guys speaking? :lookaroun
:ROFLOL:i believe its common british sir
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I just got this northern/southern thing down good, and now you go and spring this on me! :lol:
bennyw01
Active Member
sorry about that, you pick it up well. "ned" being a northern person usually hailing from newcastle. often class in the UK is depicted by the drink you drink. safe for me im southern, but brighton were i live is known as the "homosexual" capital of england. hense the humility :ROFLOL:
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
NED is the Scottish vernacular for a youth that is ignorant of both the social graces and obeying the law. It stands for Non Educated Delinquent, it is a variant of Chav (council house and violent) and is the poular term to describe the youth underclass.
The uniform of the Ned will consist of baseball hat ideally Burberry , some form of designer clothing like Berghaus jackets or Fila, La Costte, tracksuit bottoms, and what ever trainer is the most expensive locally. This clothing will be "liberated" from the stores or financed from their parents state benefits, known as beer chits of ______ money.
Being a Ned is now aspirational and if you get an ASBO (Anti Social Behaviour Order) you are in the uper echelons of the local Neddery.
The choice of drink of the Ned varries dramaticaly, in West Central Scotland the drink of choice will be Tennants Super ( a favourite of alkies) or Buckfast Tonic Wine (brewed by Monks) so much of this brew is consumed in the area 80% of total sales I believe it is known as the Buckfast triangle.
Other drinks of choice are super strong cider White Lightning or a mix called 50/50.
I really think Disney should try and incorporate this in the UK pavilion for aesthetic reasons.
The uniform of the Ned will consist of baseball hat ideally Burberry , some form of designer clothing like Berghaus jackets or Fila, La Costte, tracksuit bottoms, and what ever trainer is the most expensive locally. This clothing will be "liberated" from the stores or financed from their parents state benefits, known as beer chits of ______ money.
Being a Ned is now aspirational and if you get an ASBO (Anti Social Behaviour Order) you are in the uper echelons of the local Neddery.
The choice of drink of the Ned varries dramaticaly, in West Central Scotland the drink of choice will be Tennants Super ( a favourite of alkies) or Buckfast Tonic Wine (brewed by Monks) so much of this brew is consumed in the area 80% of total sales I believe it is known as the Buckfast triangle.
Other drinks of choice are super strong cider White Lightning or a mix called 50/50.
I really think Disney should try and incorporate this in the UK pavilion for aesthetic reasons.
lisak09
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Guinness is irish, its a well known fact in ireland that it doesnt really travel well and that if you want to get a good pint of guinness you need to be in ireland. My husband drinks it now and then and wouldnt even consider drinking outside of ireland. His favourite is Miller, considering thats american, why is it so hard for him to get in America?
H20Babie
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Hey! My dad grew up just outside of Brighton! He immigrated to Canada when he was about 10. It's funny, though, that the older he gets now, the more his accent comes back!