Re: Beer

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From: Jane Williams <janewilliams20_at_zgtAbFtZ1Z2r3bttW7H81ZJ3L8S2f5r_S9-7N9BsmzW1MGbBF--mHKr74-sLT>
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 00:34:05 -0000

> *I'm one of those people for whom the experience of "english**
> lagers" was enough to determine I wasn't interested in trying any
> others

I'd suggest that the next time you get the chance to try a real German lager, you do so. I used to have the same opinion. I was wrong.

Mexican lagers can also be nice. As can some Indian ones (just drink them *before* the curry, or you'll never know). Italian has also been mentioned.

But, as you say, avoid any lager bottled/canned in Britain. Also anything USA-based that you're liable to find over here, and anything Australian ditto. They may well have good lagers at home for all I know, but if so, they keep them there.