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To: HighWheeler
Far superior is Shiner ( as in Shiner,Tx ). http://www.shiner.com/splash_hefeweizen.html
"What a fascinating history there is behind the Spoetzl Brewery! Immigrant Czech and German farmers settled the little town of Shiner, Texas (some eighty miles Southeast of Austin), in 1887. Longing for the old-world taste of their homeland, they quickly formed the Shiner Brewing Association, in 1909.

Today, Shiner boasts a population of 2,213 people and one family of beer."

Note the syntax-not entirely standard English-the Czech language ( of the authors of this adv blurb ) shows they have not entirely lost their original language. Many articles & church bulletins show the
Czech language structure-their speach is most pleasant!
55 posted on 09/07/2003 4:50:43 PM PDT by GatekeeperBookman (Arnold is Gray Davis In a Man suit.)
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To: GatekeeperBookman
I found the ribs in Austin less than advertised but the Shiner-Bock utterly outstanding.
242 posted on 09/07/2003 5:32:01 PM PDT by nkycincinnatikid
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