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22-10-2003, 11:20 PM
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| Beer in Hong Kong Can someone explain to me why beer in hong kong tends to be priced in such a vague manner? -- Irish Beer tends to be the most expensive. Please don't give me crap about transportation etc.. -- German beers take 7 minutes to serve -- Carlsberg has a chemical taste to it -- Tsing Tao is non existant in Lan Kwai Fong -- Most bars don't have a clue about refrigeration ... -- Where can one get good hoegaarden? Other than Al's diner please! -- Where do you recommend people go for a good 'escape' pint? Just asking some random and rather unusual questions... don't mind me.  |
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23-10-2003, 11:03 AM
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| best hoegaarden would have to be from Beer Bay, but if you want all the trimmings then I would have to say Shooters 52, where I have totally shocked the delectable Carmen, by eschewing the usual JD/Tetley for the Belgian Brew |
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23-10-2003, 01:56 PM
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| Hoegaarden in the right glasses also at 1/ Beer Garden behind Sunning Plaza 2 / Fringe Club , Central 3/ Quite a few of the pubs in Wanchai 4/ Beligos in Quarry Bay 5/ East End Brewery in Quarry Bay Decent hand-pulled ale: 1/ Hong Kong Football Club, Happy Valley. 2/ Beer Bay Discovery Bay Plaza and Lamma Ferry pier ( pier #4) opposite IFC |
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