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Are you serious:eek: 100% of members in the Fellowship of the Hat (not the 95% figure popular in your neck of the woods;)) would agree that some of the world's greatest beers can be found, and enjoyed, in the Reich and in the True North. Germany, land of the Reinheitsgebot for over 500 years! Now that's taking beer seriously:alright: And in Canada, from east (Alexander Keith's ... any of their fine beers) to west (Kokanee) and from la belle province (La Fin du Monde ... at a whopping 9%, it's a beer for real men and hockey playing women:D) In the production and consumption of beer, Canada and Germany take a back seat to no one.

Now that's getting back on topic ... BEER: THE UNIVERSAL TOPIC :cheers:


Eric, some of the Craft Beers in the Home of The Brave Land of the Free are catching us up too..though I take issue of em calling everything an IPA

Pics here from Listermann's Beer Fest Saturday in Cincinnati 3 of which best your La Fin du Monde. And they even had the Arsenal/ City game on the telly :D
 

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Eric, some of the Craft Beers in the Home of The Brave Land of the Free are catching us up too..though I take issue of em calling everything an IPA

Pics here from Listermann's Beer Fest Saturday in Cincinnati 3 of which best your La Fin du Monde. And they even had the Arsenal/ City game on the telly :D

Have to admit that there are some good beers coming out of the U.S. of Eh. Maybe it's because U.S. tourists to Canada got the taste for real beer, and when they got home, they refused to put up with the undernourished gnat's urine that the American breweries were putting out;) ... well, it's my theory:D But still, most American beers are still like making love in a canoe.;)
 
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