OcUK Beers of the World Weekly Results - Denmark
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No, no, you misunderstood me, of course I know that KEO wouldn't be a valid entry for Denmark, it's a Cypriot beer! 
I was only asking about Leon because it's brewed by the same people who brew Carlsberg! And even then I was asking, theoretically, if a beer brewed in country A is brewed by a brewery owned by a parent company in country B, would that beer count as an entry for A, B, or both? It was purely theoretical, don't worry! 
I was only asking about Leon because it's brewed by the same people who brew Carlsberg! And even then I was asking, theoretically, if a beer brewed in country A is brewed by a brewery owned by a parent company in country B, would that beer count as an entry for A, B, or both? It was purely theoretical, don't worry! 
The rule of thumb we are using is where it's commonly thought to be from, not the parent company or who owns the brewery. Hence, if you got a Guinness brewed in Russia it wouldn't be a Russian entry but an Irish one because that's it's real home. You can take the beer out the country, but you can't take the country out the beer I guess.
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Well I can see the point to that, Cypriot Carlsberg tasted just as bad as anywhere else 
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Well I can see the point to that, Cypriot Carlsberg tasted just as bad as anywhere else
...some might say, probably
