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A beer with a long name, the Big Goose Pagoda and a Bierhaus

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 16/04/2012

  The Chinese occasionally have a habit of running words together when they put the Pinyin translation of a phrase or name in print. That might explain why this beer’s name is so long. Still I can’t recall drinking a …

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Hans Beer – Xi’an’s VB

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 15/04/2012

  I previously lamented the lack of a local Nanjing beverage. Well, Xi’an certainly has its favourite drop and it’s Hans. I think it is a local brand that had been taken over by Tsingtao, and in all the restaurants …

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Snow Beer, cheap feeds and Chinese cyclists

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 13/04/2012

Yesterday we vowed to eat local and I vowed to drink local. As a result, we ate well, I drank functionally and we spent very little money. My meal of 5 pan fried pork dumplings and a bottle of Snow …

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Blue Diamond Stout Beer and Sun Yat-Sen

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 12/04/2012

A few cities have been China’s capital over the years. Nanjing’s had at least two turns and as a result it has plenty to see. One of the highlights is the Sun Yat-Sen Mausoleum. In the complex history of China …

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Shanghai World Financial Centre and Beerlao Dark Lager

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 11/04/2012

One of the highlights of Sydney’s Level 41 restaurant was taking a leak. The men’s urinals had the most amazing view and it felt like you were pissing all over the Eastern Suburbs. Well, I’ve got to say I’ve found …

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Fast trains and Suntory Beer

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 10/04/2012

This is the briefest of posts. I’m not sure if it will even work. Yesterday this correspondent travelled to Shanghai and had a great opportunity to compare two major city’s airport rail connections. First, Circular Quay (yep I started my …

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Easter Ale, the late, great MP and Bells

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 07/04/2012

About 24 years ago, I remember drinking a beer brewed specifically for Easter. It was, (I think – it was a long time ago), a chocolate beer made by Matilda Bay. It was in a 500ml swing top and it …

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The US invasion – Brooklyn Brown Ale and a couple of Wingwalkers

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 06/04/2012

One of the stars of the US craft brewing scene is Brooklyn Brewery. The two co-founders and the brewmaster have also written separate books about beer and brewing that are pretty significant in the craft brewing industry. Brooklyn Brewery started …

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The first autumn BotF twilight and Meteor from Alsace

bladdamasta's avatar bladdamasta 03/04/2012

Daylight saving finished on the weekend, and we’ve abruptly moved to a new skyline on the Back of the Ferry. It is amazing what a difference an hour makes. Tonight’s ferry trip was looking pretty lonely with an alomst empty …

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Stella Artois v Newcastle Brown Ale

Cyril D's avatar Cyril D 03/04/2012

Gotta love it when brands go head to head – espeically if one’s being a bit of a knobjockey. This outdoor “ambush” by Newcastle Brown Ale in the US is some great work by Droga5. Subnote: Chalice [noun] 1.Ecclesiastical. a. a cup for the wine of the Eucharist or Mass. …

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