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I was just up the end of my street at Liqourland getting in some Vino Gustos and could hardly contain my excitement at the return of Hammer and Tongs after a brief absence.

It is now made in Vietnam. Oh joy.



:eek:

Edit. I seem to remember that Tasman Bitter has had a label makeover, again. - forgot to check the origin of that brew. Oh dear.
 
I was just up the end of my street at Liqourland getting in some Vino Gustos and could hardly contain my excitement at the return of Hammer and Tongs after a brief absence.

It is now made in Vietnam. Oh joy.



:eek:

Edit. I seem to remember that Tasman Bitter has had a label makeover, again. - forgot to check the origin of that brew. Oh dear.
Nothing wrong with an asian lager.... put it up against a slab of Oettinger though...
 
So was Hammer n Tongs.

Now I'm curious - is this so you have a palate cleanser before getting on them malt lickers??
Stick with the "Supermarket Germans" mate, your hangovers will thank you.
 
Winkle, yes it's true I once loved Hammer and Tongs as a precursor to slammin' 40 ounces of Midnight Train, but now my heart belongs to another bitch:

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Winkle, yes it's true I once loved Hammer and Tongs as a precursor to slammin' 40 ounces of Midnight Train, but now my heart belongs to another bitch:

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Faagen hell Bribie sort of makes Amsterdam mariner a fancy beer at 40 bucks for a 24 pack of 500ml cans.
 
Winkle, yes it's true I once loved Hammer and Tongs as a precursor to slammin' 40 ounces of Midnight Train, but now my heart belongs to another bitch:

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I'd still rather drink that than VB
Edit: got my threads confused - off for a correctional beer.
 
Boag's arn't doing any beer under license anymore, so I'll asume coles are getting Tasman made in Vietnam too.
 
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