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That's a matter of opinion. If I could only drink beer in one city for the rest of my life, I'd have to choose Munich. They have more breweries per capita than any city on the planet. After that, Antwerp has the Kulminator beer bar, which has almost 1000 beers available. But good beer can be found just about anywhere in Belgium. In the States, there are good breweries in lots of places. Except of course Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, West Virginia, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Oklahoma. In the beer desert, you're better off brewing your own.

You can't. I've already drank it.

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In a glass?

Incorrect. Portland, Oregon has more breweries per capita than does Munich. Bamberg, Germany also has more breweries per capita than Munich. Also, many tiny German towns, particularly in Franconia, have more breweries per capita than Munich has. A small town of just a few hundred people might have two breweries, which would mean that the town has more breweries per capita than Munich.

Where did you come up with this notion that Munich has the most breweries per capita?

i'm drinking milwaukee's best light now.

OK- he's taken your address off the list of possible places.

c'mon now they sponsor the world series of pokers! It's not bad it still gets you a buzz!

On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 13:08:26 -0600, snipped-for-privacy@lycosmonaut.com wrote (in article ):

And there were the truly golden days when Jacob Ruppert owned both the New York Yankees and Knickerbocker beer.

Used to be me, too. But, I was educated by those who know better. Now, years later, I've realized the canoe beers are the McDonald's of beer. Beer is a noble beverage with a long and glorious history. To limit yourself to a single perspective is to limit your life.

nb

thing is i'm too much of a tight-ass to buy expensive beer.

My place