We have heard about beer from Belgium brewed in a monastery before. Leffe, a famous beer, is certainly brewed in France but originates from Belgian monks. How is with Affligem? (more…)
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Eating in Eastern Europe is usually very cheap. The portions are often large and the food is good and homemade. Here are some examples of what food in Eastern Europe can cost and what you get.
You pay 80 Danish kroner at the entrance. In your hand, you get the entrance ticket and two drink coupons. Now you can start the visit. Welcome to the Carlsberg Brewery in Copenhagen.
Březňák is a Czech beer produced in North Bohemia since 1753. Long was this a beer of local existence and was drunken in most of Eastern Europe. Around the year 2008-2009 Březňák began to emerge in Sweden and has been since 2009 a permanent place in the store catalog. Březňák is estimated as a light beer but which nevertheless has a rich flavor and 5.1 percent by volume.
The world’s most famous beer hall is in Munich and it’s crowded every day of the week. No trip to Munich is complete without drinking beer at Hofbräuhaus München.
Beer is not what Romania is most famous for exporting, but there are still some great and good beers. Here are the most common.
Soon comes the time of the year when the Alps in Austria and Germany get flooded by tourists. Many are thirsty and during the high season, millions of liters of draft beer will be served. What is served in the glasses around Alp cities such as Berchtesgaden and Königssee are very likely Wieninger Bier.
Penicillin is historically a new discovery, but recent research shows that humans have used antibiotics for over 2000 years – combined with beer.
“There must be a Stiegl”. This is the slogan for the most popular beers in Austria. Stiegl is brewed in Salzburg. Here is a brief introduction to the beer brand.
Castle Weesenstein in Saxony in eastern Germany has all that a beer lover asks for! Follow us for a visit in this cozy castle.