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Well, I don't know Iain, can you buy a pint of Boddington's there?

iaindh wrote: Oh it's OK, the Pedi are a lot more friendly now but you may get lost as they've been trying to change the name but hasnt really worked up to now

regards, Iain

Not sure about Boddington's, maybe in a can, but you can get one of the best beers in the world here, Windhoek

Sounds a bit German!

iaindh wrote: Not sure about Boddington's, maybe in a can, but you can get one of the best beers in the world here, Windhoek

and I suppose you'd say no to Black Forest Gateau aswell?

Frank Kelley wrote: Sounds a bit German!

iaindh wrote: Not sure about Boddington's, maybe in a can, but you can get one of the best beers in the world here, Windhoek

Frank,
' Boddie's ' -takes me back to when I were a lad in Cheshire, although I was brought up on Robinson's, our local brewery. Fortunately real ale has now reached Scotland after many years of fizzy Export and Tennent's lager!

Patrick

I have tried Boddies' and wasn't impressed and McEwans Export was fizzy. In SA the big Brewery is SAB who now own Miller's and are, (I think,) as SAB Miller, the second largest brewery in the world. However, their SA beers are all fast brewed and as as the Germans call it, "one day beer!"
Windhoek, my beer, is brewed to German standards by Namibia Breweries and is in effect, real Ale!
The nicest British beer I ever tasted was Ruddles County.

Iain