italian beer
Bsa...@webtv.net
anyone knew of any good italian beers.
thanks, Randy
Frank in Austin
one would hope & pray that Italy has better beer & maybe some smaller
breweries than those two. You might consider sticking to the fantastic
wines if not!
Frank in Austin
Per Samuelsson
have to stick only to wine after all...
Cheers,
- per -
Frank in Austin wrote in message <38CCECF4...@ccms.net>...
Matt Baumgarth
of my all time favorite lagers. I've never found it in the U.S. but
it's on tap at most McDonalds in Italy. I think Moretti also makes a
really good red beer (forget the name) in addition to the many lower
quality beers they make.
enjoy!
-Matt
Higgins
can always slip over the border to Austria and get some good beer there!
Higgins
Frank in Austin
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Lew Bryson
Matt Baumgarth <hey...@coqui.net> wrote in message
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> I think Moretti also makes a
> really good red beer (forget the name) in addition to the many lower
> quality beers they make.
Moretti La Birra Rossa is a very tasty malty beer, kind of like a bock
beer. I've been drinking it when I can find it ever since 1992.
--
Lew Bryson
It's a fragmented world these days; You might as well pick up the
pieces.
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R. Rikoski
<Bsa...@webtv.net> wrote:
> i'm getting ready to move to italy in a month, and was wondering if
> anyone knew of any good italian beers.
No.
Darren Miller
water.
Ciuitre
>In article <8218-38...@storefull-275.iap.bryant.webtv.net>,
><Bsa...@webtv.net> wrote:
>
>> i'm getting ready to move to italy in a month, and was wondering if
>> anyone knew of any good italian beers.
>
MORETTI "LA ROSSA"
PERONI GRAN RISERVA
MENABREA DOPPIO MALTO
FORST SIXTUS
Dr H
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Lew Bryson wrote:
}
}Matt Baumgarth <hey...@coqui.net> wrote in message
}news:38CD1C1F...@coqui.net...
}> I think Moretti also makes a
}> really good red beer (forget the name) in addition to the many lower
}> quality beers they make.
}
}Moretti La Birra Rossa is a very tasty malty beer, kind of like a bock
}beer. I've been drinking it when I can find it ever since 1992.
Is that the one that says "doppio malto" on the label?
Dr H
Al B. Bach
> Beer on tap at McDonald's?!!!! Now THAT might get me into a Mickey D's!!!!
Old joke.....
A German tourist walks into a McDonalds in New York City and
orders a beer. The local guy in the line behind him immediately gives him a
verbal jab, "They don't serve beer here, you moron!"
The German fellow felt embarrassed, however he turned to the New Yorker with
a surprised look on his face and begins to chuckle.
"And what's so funny?" the New Yorker demands.
"Oh, nothing really, I just realized how stupid you are. You came here for
the food!"
Lew Bryson
Dr H <hiaw...@efn.org> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSU.4.05.10003141347110.19187-> On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Lew
That's it, mostly red label, kind of greenish-brown glass.
R. Rikoski
<donte...@nowhere.com> wrote:
> > Beer on tap at McDonald's?!!!! Now THAT might get me into a Mickey D's!!!!
>
>
Can get wine in McDees in France.
Ciuitre
>
>On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Lew Bryson wrote:
>}
>}news:38CD1C1F...@coqui.net...
>}> I think Moretti also makes a
>}> really good red beer (forget the name) in addition to the many lower
>}> quality beers they make.
>}
>}beer. I've been drinking it when I can find it ever since 1992.
>
> Is that the one that says "doppio malto" on the label?
>
Italians beer labels and coasters
http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/8094/
Higgins
Higgins
Dr H
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Lew Bryson wrote:
}
}Dr H <hiaw...@efn.org> wrote in message
}news:Pine.GSU.4.05.10003141347110.19187-> On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Lew
}Bryson wrote:
}> }Moretti La Birra Rossa is a very tasty malty beer, kind of like a
}bock
}> }beer. I've been drinking it when I can find it ever since 1992.
}>
}> Is that the one that says "doppio malto" on the label?
}
}That's it, mostly red label, kind of greenish-brown glass.
This would be the Italian equivalent of a double bock, I take it.
Good stuff: I had it when I was back east a few years ago, but have
never seen it around here. Odd, since we have another Moretti brew
(that reminds me of a French bier de garde.) Other than that and
Peroni, I haven't seen a whole lot of Italian beer.
Dr H
Lew Bryson
<Moretti La Birra Rossa>
> This would be the Italian equivalent of a double bock, I take it.
> Good stuff: I had it when I was back east a few years ago, but have
> never seen it around here.
I've had Moretti in Idaho Falls, but it's always been kind of spotty in
its distribution. Fischer Beverage does the importing in the East, not
sure about out your way.
Bob Blessing
Fetus
Matt Baumgarth wrote:
>
> Nastro Azzurro (Blue Ribbon in english) is brewed by Peroni and is one
> of my all time favorite lagers. I've never found it in the U.S. but
> it's on tap at most McDonalds in Italy.
Are you sure it's not Pabst Blue Ribbon brewed under license? ;-)
Fetus
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Fetus
otherwisse the same as BK or McD's) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I had a
Molson Canadian at the Harvey's at the bottom of the CN tower.
Fetus
Bob Blessing wrote:
>
> In St. Maarten, I got a Heineken in the Burger King.
HISA
URL: http://www.birreria.com/eng/
Also check out the tasting notes done by one of my beer friends at
http://www.birreria.com/eng/kuaska.htm
R. Rikoski wrote in message <130320001801557301%rik...@earthlink.net>...
>In article <8218-38...@storefull-275.iap.bryant.webtv.net>,
><Bsa...@webtv.net> wrote:
>
>> i'm getting ready to move to italy in a month, and was wondering if
>> anyone knew of any good italian beers.
>
>No.