Ahhh...one of my fav topics, beer around the world/or known as wine around the world during the Food and wine Festival. A tip for the brave who want to venture upon this trek... pace yourself, no chugging to impress your friends, you will end up hurling. Start in Mexico, for those who do not like beer, such as myself, have a light lunch at san angel in with one or two of the margaritas on the rocks, but watch, when you stand up you will notice a slight buzz....next I like to move on to Norway, grab a good viking coffee, nothing says loving like some caffene and liquor, moving on to china, plum wine is a must, very sweet and delicious, this may be a good time to mention to bring some tums/Zantac with you. GERMANY...AHHHH, one must get a beer, the darker the ale, the better the time (Spatan tastes good only if drunk). The italian margarita is fair, nothing too great to mention in US, unless you want a sam adams...ugh. Japan also has the same plum wine, by this time, more sweet and delicious then the first. I think by this point I use morrocco to pick up a light snack since I cannot remember ever having an alcoholic beverage here. Next would be france... lots of wine to choose from, have your pick... England try a harp and Canada Lebatt Blue. By the time you reach Mexico again, we venture inside the temple once more, grab dinner at san angel in, laugh the entire time, and cap the night off with another margarita...Note to self, plan a late start for the following day!! :hurl::hurl::hurl:
