Hi, to all foreigners live in China.
I have found yestarday a Chineese beer in a Polish shop :-).
Is it a good brand? or the worst brand in china?
From taste is for me not so bad,
to all of you cheers:goodtime:
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Hi, to all foreigners live in China.
I have found yestarday a Chineese beer in a Polish shop :-).
Is it a good brand? or the worst brand in china?
From taste is for me not so bad,
to all of you cheers:goodtime:
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In terms of Chinese beer its one of the better types. Very popular beer in the east of China (near to where its made in qingdao). the beer is named "Qing dao" in China.Quote:
Originally Posted by beniamin82
Its the most popular export beer but not the most drunk beer in China. The crown goes to the rather shit "snow" beer which is supposedly the most drunk beer in the world. But they don't export much of it. Just domestic use.
I believe Qing dao export is higher %? Different taste. The germans built the brewery where the beer was originally made. People call it a "semi-german" beer.
There are probably over 30 varieties of Qingdao beer if you include Laoshan, maybe even more. Also many types of export beer. It varies from piss-weak utter swill to really rather good. All depends on the brewery, ingredients and the processes used. Generally the beer around 5% has the best flavor, and that is mostly the export beers. Local beer is piss weak 2-3% swill as it is slammed down warm at banquets until you give up from being 'overfoamed' instead of drunk.
They have a draft delivered in a cold aluminum picture which is darn good...
I watch every day now the Chengdu International Snooker Championship,
and there are many advertise posters from Tsingtao on the walls.
I must say, it was not bad in taste. But i can buy in Poland cheaper beer that tastes better.
Maybe in other EU countries it will be cheaper than the local ones.
T = This
S = Shit
i = is
N = No
G = Good
T = Try
A = Another
O = One
Ride safe! PAL
What or who is the picture of?Quote:
Originally Posted by hclayjones