Re: OT-ish:Conlang Census
| From: | Roger Mills <romilly@...> |
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| Date: | Thursday, January 22, 2004, 4:37 |
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Christophe wrote:
En réponse à paul-bennett :
>> Also, the mass-market kinds
>>are generally bubblier than than the less widespread kinds.
>Especially in the Netherlands, where my experience says that beer is there
even bubblier than in France (my friend agrees: he finds beers in France
too flat for his taste).
American mass-market beers are way too bubbly (formerly, some were less so
than others, but the non-bubbly ones seem to have been eliminated by
corporate mergers etc.). Personally I favor Heineken (its Indonesian clone
Bintang Baru was good too) or Foster's. French bière, at least 50 years ago,
was not only _too_ flat, but also on the sweet side; likewise the Italian.
But good heavens, why drink beer when you're in France or
Italy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
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