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Home Brewer V.S. Snobby food Critic.....we won

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by mdf191, May 27, 2010.

 

  1. #81
    EoinMag

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 15, 2010

    Maybe you missed the "anyway you dice it" bit.
     
  2. #82
    Drumhaggart

    Active Member

    Posted Jun 16, 2010
    I didn't miss it.

    I just interpreted it as your personal opinion.

    Evidently I "dice it" differently than you do.
     
  3. #83
    Blindnil

    Member

    Posted Jan 11, 2012
    I grew up in Antwerp and the two major pilsners are jupiler and Maes Pils. These were the most common. The most popular Belgian Pale was De Koninck and still is (In Antwerp at least, where its made). Duvel is also very popular in bars. As far as the others, I think Belgians just like what they like individually and since they live in such a saturated market of both quality and run of the mill beers there isn't much debating or comparing individual tastes. As far as the critic scoffing at the idea that Belgians don't like St Bernardus- he may not have seen people drinking it at restaurants but one snobby food critic's off hand observation does not make him an expert on the average Belgian's palate. generally you will find the average Belgian very appreciative and proud of their rich beer culture, but you won't find too many snobs or heated debate about beer. "Hey dude, you want a pintje?" " 'Nah, grab me a bolleke." This is probably the extent of beer snobbery in Belgium.
     
  4. #84
    lowtones84

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 12, 2012
    :off:

    Chimay and Duvel in a gas station...Looks like I know where I want to move.
     
  5. #85
    Posted Jan 12, 2012
    The problem is - and I know this from years in the food industry - if you don't slap someone like that down at the first sign of arrogance or one-uppishness, it will only get worse the longer they are there and the more drinks they consume. You hammer 'em early and they don't make your life hell later. It isn't "stooping to their level." It's putting them on notice that you have no intention of putting up with their crap all evening.
     
  6. #86
    bwomp313

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 12, 2012
    zombie thread?
     
  7. #87
    stamandster

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 12, 2012
    New favorite quote! :) Good on yeah!
     
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