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The Peninsula Bridge across the Motueka River it is! I'm still pretty sure you heard of it ... 😉 I passed this bridge a few years ago with my Sunny, she was barely fitting on the narrow pathway. A local hitchhiker to Ngatimoti gave us the hint to go around Motueka Town using this way, to get to...

Not Waikato. Not Grey River, but South Island is correct.

Almost there! It's in New Zealand.

Now there's some action going on! Were heading in the right direction. It's not Australia. And it's not a South African or South American road, this part is true.

Not Canada (not America at all), not Europe Let's add some hint, beside the fact that there's a high chance, that you know the name: It flows through a valley with the same name and mouths into the ocean at a city with the same name.

No, not the Danube and not one of the tributaries.

Phew! I feel now like I really dodged a bullet here just by being used to the metric system: (a bit more than) 1kg per litre sounds much easier to handle 🤣

No, it's not in the USA or the American continent.

Sometimes, but I prefer snake jazz. "Tssss-tst! Tss-tssss! Tsst!"

No, also not in Colorado.

The first thing, that made my beers better was probably simply gaining experience and developing a routine after the first few days of brewing. Learning by doing. The main improvement by a major change after a while was instead of buying pre-ground malts (and store them sometimes even for...

No, not the Colorado - and not one of "the other" obvious big rivers around the world like Nile, Amazon River, Mississippi or Rhine.

How about bridges again? If you can name the river underneath, it's close enough, naming the bridge earns you extra points (too bad nobody's counting). There's a very high chance, that you already know the name...

Las Cruces, New Mexico? (Following your hints I might have identified the mountain range on street view by chance)

I try to theme the names of my beers so that they pair to the ingredients or style of the beer in combination of a label I have in mind or plan to do. Not the most pun-niest names around, but at least some inside joke I can giggle about for myself, or reviving some memories. Sometimes a picture...

Looks like my guess got lost ... during the forum downtime? I stick with Salt Lake City

Thank you very much for the warm feedback. This made my day!

@beermanpete has it - that was fast! You're next! The Gdansk Central Station is considered one of the most beautiful train stations in Europe. I had a visit there 4 weeks ago and was indeed amazed by that building (and the whole city)

1858 + 8 gal Bavarian Hefeweizen, maltese procedure ----- = 1866

Not Amsterdam. Not Austria-Hungary (or the Austro-Hungarian Empire). Not Dunedin.