Too right, Red Horse's a nice strong kick ass beer, with an alcohol volume of 6.9%, similar to Chang Beer's 6.4%.Originally Posted by Cream
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Mate, the AIBA awards competition is now the second-biggest in the world after the US's World Beer Cup.Originally Posted by Magpie
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Dex this is from the inside. Archa got 24 of 31 first place votes. This beers were not ranked in the top three.You are right it is a big deal, and I dont have a clue how it happened. But I do think Chang deserves the medal they got.
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Sure is and the word is that ThaiBev is selling Archa well below cost, to muscle Leo out of market share in the budget sector.Originally Posted by D-Man.
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Cheers for the good oil mate.Originally Posted by aging one
I'm cracking a Chang right now, absolute magic.
Aussie also won a big one last year,
Australia wins 'World Cup' of beer
July 7, 2006 -
A World Cup-style competition to find the best beer has named an Australian made sparkling ale as the winner.
The competition, run by the UK publication Off Licence News, pitted beers from 32 countries that contested soccer's World Cup against each other.
The drinks were placed in one of eight groups of four, to correspond with the World Cup, with the two top scoring beverages moving to the second round and knock out tastings.
Marks were awarded for taste, appearance, balance and drinkability, with a sparkling ale produced by South Australian brewer Coopers named the eventual winner.
Coopers marketing director and chairman Glenn Cooper said despite Australia's controversial elimination from the World Cup, he took comfort in the knowledge Australia had snared "the more important World Cup".
Australia wins 'World Cup' of beer - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
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'sounds about right to me.Originally Posted by dexter
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After 6 Cooper's Pale Ales, I am anybody's! Top drop, and drank it all the time in Oz. Now 2 and a bit years without!![]()
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i read on thaivisa somewhere (look in their press release section if you don't believe me. i forgot the link) that singha are bringing out a budget beer to try and oust these gold medal winning cheaper brews, but will only be available in isaan for the time being. **fight, fight** ..lovely![]()
anything that includes ANY Thai beer in the competition is like the
SPECIAL OLYMPICS for beers
fit for fucking meths, thats why its cheap
as for a competition that doesen't include the traditional brewing powerhouses
well
its like the world series
by retards for retards
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A breakfast stout! How civilised.Originally Posted by reinvented
No Czech pilsener in that list. I'm no expert but that's got to be one of the best beers I've ever sampled (can't remember the name of it unfortunately).
Or would you like to swing on a star?
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i got bored after 25, follow the link and see the full list, still no Chang mind you
Bored or thirsty?Originally Posted by reinvented
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Pilsner Urquell I think BJ>
That might be it mate. It's one that's a really prevalent draught beer in the Czech Republic. Nice drop...Originally Posted by aging one
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Bottle served in Prague
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Bottle (North America version)
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Main gate of the Pilsner Urquell. It is used as a symbol of the brewery
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Pilsner Urquell in original glass
Pilsner Urquell (-German and international title, Plzeňský prazdroj
could it have been staropramen?? i first sampled it in Prague in 2001 and found it nicer than yr Pilsner Urquell... but then everyones taste is different.. it is popular in Scotland now on draught... this photo was taken last time I was home..Originally Posted by blackjack
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Originally Posted by LoveBucket
Tis' true mate, a new beer to hit the Thai market,
Singha plunges into cheap-beer market
Singha Corp expects its new Isaan beer to be a hit with medium-to-low-income drinkers, especially in the countryside.
Published on November 10, 2007
The company says it will fill a gap not fully reached by its Singha and Leo brands.
The brewer and beverage producer said the new, 4.7-per-cent-alcohol beer could capture a 3-per-cent slice of the Bt100-billion-a-year market.
Company marketing manager Chatchai Viratyosin said yesterday Singha was a favourite in Bangkok and other cities, while Leo was drunk by lower-income consumers in cities and in rural towns.
He said the new beer would entrench the company among all low-income drinkers, including those at the grass roots.
It goes on sale tomorrow and will cost Bt100 for three bottles. This is still more than its main competitor, Archa, from Thai Beverage. Archa has been selling for three years and costs Bt100 for five bottles. It is heavily promoted.
More here,
Bangkok's Independent Newspaper
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