Reply #10: Hmm. Sounds like someone talking out of his ass. [View All]

[Kellanved]

I have trouble finding a single correct/credible line in the article.
He doesn't seem to understand beer at all.

For instance: Northern Germany has a wide variety of Pilsners (yes, there are big differences between brews), cherry beers, other fruit beers, smoked beers, wheat beers, ...
My university has a huge brewing school; i have about five "beer books" in the shelf - bookstores have hundreds.

He doesn't even know about the finer points and the different styles common in Germany - seems that the article was written by someone who has to justify his preference for the sugary Belgian brews by attacking other styles.


As to the quality of supermarket brews: compare the supermarket brews in Germany to those in Belgium and the UK.