Originally Posted by Fredbargate (Post 11200858)

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Originally Posted by Fredbargate (Post 11200858)

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Originally Posted by mikelincs (Post 11200870)

What's odd about a load of tortellini?

Originally Posted by andyrich666 (Post 11196746)

I don't agree with that as most are UK Brewed, The only one I assume that is Import and that I cant be sure of is Heineken (tadcaster) and possibly Perroni too

Amstel (Netherlands) John Smith’s, Tadcaster, North Yorkshire (Heineken)
Asahi (Japan) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent
Budweiser (United States) Mortlake Brewery, London; Magor Brewery, Monmouthshire;
$$$$$Samlesbury Brewery, Lancashire (A-B InBev)
Carlsberg (Denmark) Carlsberg UK, Northampton
Cobra (India) Burton North Brewery, Burton upon Trent (Molson Coors)
Coors (United States) Burton North Brewery, Burton upon Trent; Burton South Brewery,
$$$$$Burton upon Trent (both Molson Coors)
Foster’s (Australia) Alton Brewery, Hampshire; Burton North Brewery, Burton upon Trent
$$$$$(both Molson Coors); Royal Brewery, Manchester; John Smith’s, Tadcaster, North
$$$$$Yorkshire (both Heineken)
Grolsch (Netherlands) Burton North Brewery, Burton upon Trent; Burton South Brewery,
$$$$$Burton upon Trent (both Molson Coors)
Hofbräu (Germany) Hall & Woodhouse, Blandford St Mary, Dorset
Hürlimann (Switzerland) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent
Kingfisher (India) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent
Kirin Ichiban (Japan) Wells & Young’s, Bedford
Kronenbourg (France) Royal Brewery, Manchester; Alton Brewery, Hampshire; John Smith’s,
$$$$$Tadcaster, North Yorkshire (all Heineken)
Oranjeboom (Netherlands) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent
Samuel Adams (United States) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent
San Miguel (Spain) Carlsberg UK, Northampton
Stella Artois (Belgium) Magor Brewery, Monmouthshire; Samlesbury Brewery, Lancashire
$$$$$(both A-B InBev)
Sun Lik (China) Shepherd Neame, Faversham, Kent; R.W. Randall, Guernsey
Tiger (Singapore) John Smith’s, Tadcaster, North Yorkshire (Heineken)
Tuborg (Denmark) Carlsberg $

Ahh My fav is import >

Heineken UK is part of Heineken International, based in the Netherlands, with three breweries in Britain. Although these breweries produce several beers with foreign origins, all the Heineken-branded beer sold in Britain comes from the group’s brewery at Zoeterwoudein, south of Amsterdam.

Originally Posted by Domino (Post 11205773)

Are you sure it is actually Singaporean Tiger, ISTR it being brewed in Europe somewhere, and also at a Beerfest a few years ago one of the UK brewers had a beer called Tiger.
Singaporean Tiger is hard to get hold of, although I used to prefer Castle when I was out there, not quite such a strong taste as Tiger and doesn't leave you so bloated.

San Miguel is also available from a brewery in Hong Kong.

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Originally Posted by andyrich666 (Post 11206156)

The Tiger beer is brewed in UK under licence by Heineken, the bottle is as below in the pic, Its a known beer in UK but I do not know if it is the one you mean.

Originally Posted by Domino (Post 11208348)

Heineken were in at the start of Malayan Breweries Limited in 1931, in a joint venture between Heineken International and Fraser and Neave. Name changed to Asian Pacific Breweries in 1990.
Heineken announced 3 Aug 2012 that the company will acquire Fraser and Neave’s stake in Asia Pacific Breweries for $4.1 billion USD.

Essentially it is the same beer, but it is surely a lager not a yeast based beer.
Many medics used to demand that patients attending with "water infections" refrained from drinking it for 48 hours prior to a water test - the contents skewed the results.:sneaky:

It has been around a long time, as has Tiger Balm (no relation).

Originally Posted by andyrich666 (Post 11208585)

Peaches Geldof has died today is UK's latest news.

Originally Posted by andyrich666 (Post 11208594)

That is quite interesting, googling that has bought me to see that Spains worst lager I.M.O. Cruzcampo is brewed by Heineken too, Also comes from Sevilla but was also bought from Guinness.

Cruzcampo Export, I cant imagine who would buy that.

Originally Posted by jimenato (Post 11208684)

I don't really know any Brits that like Cruzcampo - the Spanish love it.:confused:

Originally Posted by andyrich666 (Post 11208615)

TV presenter Peaches Geldof, second daughter of musician Bob Geldof and Paula Yates, has died aged 25, leaving a husband and two sons.

"We are beyond pain," said her father, confirming her death. "She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us."

Are you sure Bob ?