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[Randy_Refeld]

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Even a half-German guy would still prefer imports over MGD or Lite beer from Miller.

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I don't know if this is true. I used to have a very good friend in Germany and when I visited her they had a lot of local German beers that they drank and used in cooking etc, but when they wanted to drink something "good" it was Budweiser. I think there might be something about wanting a beer that was not from your home country.

[miajag81]

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Even a half-German guy would still prefer imports over MGD or Lite beer from Miller.

al

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I don't know if this is true. I used to have a very good friend in Germany and when I visited her they had a lot of local German beers that they drank and used in cooking etc, but when they wanted to drink something "good" it was Budweiser. I think there might be something about wanting a beer that was not from your home country.

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She was probably using the "real" Budweiser (Budvar) which is made in Czech Republic I believe. Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

[KenProspero]

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Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

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Yes -- in fact I think this may be the only thing that the French and the Germans actually agree about.

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Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

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Yes -- in fact I think this may be the only thing that the French and the Germans actually agree about.

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Not "with a passion", the german I knew just sort of chuckled like we were children.

[samjjones]

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Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

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Yes -- in fact I think this may be the only thing that the French and the Germans actually agree about.

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Not "with a passion", the german I knew just sort of chuckled like we were children.

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Yes...because the list of good French beers is so long and distinguished...

[Randy_Refeld]

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Even a half-German guy would still prefer imports over MGD or Lite beer from Miller.

al

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I don't know if this is true. I used to have a very good friend in Germany and when I visited her they had a lot of local German beers that they drank and used in cooking etc, but when they wanted to drink something "good" it was Budweiser. I think there might be something about wanting a beer that was not from your home country.

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She was probably using the "real" Budweiser (Budvar) which is made in Czech Republic I believe. Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

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I was always under the impression that they hated American beer, but that is not what I experienced while I was there. This was a girl and her group of friends and they seemed to love everything American (one year she got me to send her a bunch of American flags because they wanted to wave them at a parade).

[Brudder Andrusha]

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I was always under the impression that they hated American beer, but that is not what I experienced while I was there. This was a girl and her group of friends and they seemed to love everything American (one year she got me to send her a bunch of American flags because they wanted to wave them at a parade).

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Are sure they weren't prospective Mail Order Brides from Russia????


Bwahahahahaha

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Don't all Europeans hate American beer with a passion?

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If by American beer, you mean Jews, then Yes.

[tonypaladino]

I am severely dissapointed with the beer selections at AC poker rooms.

[TomBrooks]

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I am severely dissapointed with the beer selections at AC poker rooms.

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Do they serve Budwiser? Budwiser is the King of Beer.