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My Beer/Lager whatever you want to call it entry. No where near the quality of your beers Feek, but its about what you can get your hands on here in the Netherlands. Exuse the terrible resizing.
I was expecting some friends over tonight so that explains the mini-keg but because the unbelievably terrible weather they couldnt make it here (at let me tell you, getting to the albert-hiend and back was a nightmare)
First off the Heineken Mini-Keg at: First off i'm not a big Heineken fan but its incredable value for your money if its your thing, especially if you have people over. 5 litters of it for 13 euros. Its not bad, much better than some lagers i've had, but as I said before its not my favorite. Tastes better than it tastes from a can, but from a bottle and a real tap it is not nearly as good. Overal, great value, but I cant say I love it. (btw, made through about a 1/5th of it and i'm saving the rest for another time)
Next up the Palm. Two bottles left over from last night. Definitly one of my favorite lagers. It goes down very easily and the taste really grows on you. At 5.2 percent its slightly stronger than the hieneken. As I said before its one of my favorite lagers and I'd highly recomend it, at the moment it is only surpassed by the "russian beer" (7% and it is good
) sold at several of the bars in the Hauge, which I have yet to find a store that sells it.
The Murphy's Irish Red: Havent had any of it yet tonight, but from past experience I can say it is my favorite beer (or whatever you guys would call it) that i've yet to taste. It isnt as easy drinking as these lagers but it goes down easily enough for me. But I do know plenty of people who cant stand it, and plently that love it. I've yet to meet one thats in between).
I was expecting some friends over tonight so that explains the mini-keg but because the unbelievably terrible weather they couldnt make it here (at let me tell you, getting to the albert-hiend and back was a nightmare)
First off the Heineken Mini-Keg at: First off i'm not a big Heineken fan but its incredable value for your money if its your thing, especially if you have people over. 5 litters of it for 13 euros. Its not bad, much better than some lagers i've had, but as I said before its not my favorite. Tastes better than it tastes from a can, but from a bottle and a real tap it is not nearly as good. Overal, great value, but I cant say I love it. (btw, made through about a 1/5th of it and i'm saving the rest for another time)
Next up the Palm. Two bottles left over from last night. Definitly one of my favorite lagers. It goes down very easily and the taste really grows on you. At 5.2 percent its slightly stronger than the hieneken. As I said before its one of my favorite lagers and I'd highly recomend it, at the moment it is only surpassed by the "russian beer" (7% and it is good
) sold at several of the bars in the Hauge, which I have yet to find a store that sells it.The Murphy's Irish Red: Havent had any of it yet tonight, but from past experience I can say it is my favorite beer (or whatever you guys would call it) that i've yet to taste. It isnt as easy drinking as these lagers but it goes down easily enough for me. But I do know plenty of people who cant stand it, and plently that love it. I've yet to meet one thats in between).
I don't think I'll be supping that one.
would kill for some real ale.
