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12th January 06, 12:03 PM
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Spain is not a "beer country", we are a wine country and beer has not been one of our traditional drinks. When king Charles the 5th. came to rule Spain from the Netherlands in the early 16th. century, he had to carry with him his own brewers, because he was not able to find some here. Beer started to be more or less usual at the beginning of the century, but always on the lager or pilsen styles. Apart of that, we are a really warm country, so we always appreciate beer as a refreshing drink. For spaniards, a warm beer is "donkey piss"!.
Even in the late years, with the arrival of many import beers and the growing of many "beer pubs" where u can find dozens of different beers from all over the world, our knowledge of beer has increased, (I have a collection with more or less 215 bottles(empty ;)) from many places of the 5 continents, and the list never stops growing!),... but we always drink our beer chilled!
¡Chilled salud! 
T O N O
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12th January 06, 12:19 PM
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I also used to have a rather large collection of beer bottles from all over the world, over 1200 at last count.
Sadly, when I was forced due to financial circumstances to move rather quickly, I had to leave them all behind
Thankfully my bar towel collection survived and I can't wait until the wife and I buy a house so I can turn a section of my basement into "some depressing, dark pub" (her words).
My wife has already laid claim to the other half of the basement for her "Blue Hawaii" themed "Friki Bar".
Yes, we have varied tastes.
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12th January 06, 12:41 PM
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 Originally Posted by Schultz
Thankfully my bar towel collection survived and I can't wait until the wife and I buy a house so I can turn a section of my basement into "some depressing, dark pub" (her words).
My wife has already laid claim to the other half of the basement for her "Blue Hawaii" themed "Friki Bar".
Yes, we have varied tastes.
I trying to imagine how those two different themes will play off against each other.:confused:
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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12th January 06, 01:22 PM
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She'll do her haka, he'll lift his kilt and both bars will be forgotten.
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12th January 06, 01:28 PM
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 Originally Posted by davedove
I trying to imagine how those two different themes will play off against each other.:confused:
A wall.
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