Beer, revisited


Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.

Was also in the Philippines and they have San Miguel Light (they call it San Mig Light) and it's actually decent! Looked on the bottle and it said 5% which had me stumped seeing as they call it light, but it's very refreshing when you're sat outside of an evening in 30 degrees heat still.
 
Big Fat Sam said:
Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.

Was also in the Philippines and they have San Miguel Light (they call it San Mig Light) and it's actually decent! Looked on the bottle and it said 5% which had me stumped seeing as they call it light, but it's very refreshing when you're sat outside of an evening in 30 degrees heat still.
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I think ‘light’ refers to carbs
 

Big Fat Sam said:
Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.
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It's a rice beer and you can get it in a few restaurants in town - the North Garden certainly does sell it. A peculiar and acquired tasted I admit!
 
This proved a far bigger draw, lazing in a sunlit beer garden, than the shenanigans down South, and the Cup final.

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Thanks Iron Maiden, and that's something I never imagined I would say.

https://www.robinsonsbrewery.com/about-us/latest-news/trooper-beer-celebrates-its-fifth-birthday
 


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