Re:Were Early Modern People Perpetually Drunk? (2016)
by david-given on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @05:23AM
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They're awesome, too. Tonnes of flavour, huge variety, thoroughly drinkable, and low enough in alcohol that you can usually get an extra pint in. There are what the USians call microbreweries everywhere and any decent pub is likely to have a local session beer, frequently very good.
I live in Zürich now. The local lager's okay, but it's all lager, and it's all 5%, which is the upper limit of what I like. I miss good old fashioned ale.
Re:Were Early Modern People Perpetually Drunk? (2016)
by saiya-jin on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @08:41AM
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if you mean stuff you can buy in shops like COOP, then local lager is piece of s__t. if you mean some local small breweries then it might be different
It's common in England for pubs to have at least one bitter that is below 4%.