Many breweries keep a "library" of recent releases so they can track their beer and refer back to a particular shipment in case of complaints. This is Reissdorf's.
I was on my third glass of Fruh--you can tell by the tick marks left on the beer mat.
In Cologne, waiters carry trays around and replenish empties. This works when 90+ percent of your beer (or all of it) is a single type. Not recommended for a place like Apex.
German beer halls are just vast. This is Gaffel.
They're called "stange" glasses, and every brewery has their own version--but they're always 2cl. (At a euro eighty a pop, you can really tear through your budget with these little guys.)
If you ever go to Cologne, ascend the stairs at the Dom. Spectacular.

4 comments:
How'd you find the smoking in those savage lands outside Bavaria? Been a few years since I've been up that way, not sure what the situation's like any more.
Beervana is the best!! I can't wait to go back. Just doing some initial research. Here's another pretty good one if anyone is looking.
http://www.thisboundlessworld.com/beervana-craft-microbreweries-of-portland%E2%80%99s-pearl-district
Later
TJ
Haha! I typed the URL in wrong....here it is...
Beervana is the best!! I can't wait to go back. Just doing some initial research. Here's another pretty good one if anyone is looking.
http://www.thisboundlessworld.com/beervana-craft-microbreweries-of-portlands-pearl-district
Later
TJ
Nick, I heard you might find smoking in Berlin, but I didn't see it anywhere I traveled. (Though outside Bavaria that was just Dusseldorf and Cologne.)
Post a Comment
NOTE: Blogspot has been eating some comments, and there doesn't seem to be anything I can do about it. IF your comment doesn't appear, it's not you, it's not me, it's the genuiuses at Google. Sorry--