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To: okie01

The Mexican beers most all have German heritage by German immigrants back in the 1800’s.

Shiner Bock is unbeatable in longneck, but the best on draft. ‘Specially with ribs at the Country Tavern.

Another German heritage beer very few may have heard of that is very good is Kuntsmann (yeah what a name!) Torobayo from Southern Chile. Ever get a chance try it. Wish could buy it up here.


97 posted on 12/09/2012 8:59:22 PM PST by X-spurt (Ted Cruz for President of the Republic of Texas)
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To: X-spurt
Another German heritage beer very few may have heard of that is very good is Kuntsmann (yeah what a name!)

I think it was spelled with an "s" before the "t".

Kunstmann.

But I like your spelling of it better. :)

103 posted on 12/09/2012 9:06:49 PM PST by FreeReign
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To: X-spurt
The Mexican beers most all have German heritage by German immigrants back in the 1800’s.

Frankly, I've always like Mexican beers.

In college, I asked my German instructor -- a native German with an insatiable thirst for beer -- what it was that made the Mexican beers so good.

His answer: "German brewmasters". <

Agree, Shiner Bock is a marvelous beer, especially on tap. It's a beer you can "chew". Wife won't use anything else to make bread, either.

118 posted on 12/09/2012 9:50:11 PM PST by okie01 (THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA; Ignorance on parade.)
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To: X-spurt
Another German heritage beer very few may have heard of that is very good is Kuntsmann

Schells of New Ulm, Minnesota and Point Special of Stevens Point, Wisconsin are two more.

151 posted on 12/10/2012 1:12:20 AM PST by Alaska Wolf (Carry a Gun, It's a Lighter Burden Than Regret)
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