peas_and_corn
I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I cannot mash that
OK, after my jaunt to the middle east I'm home.
Ahh, no more falafels!
Ahh, no more falafels!
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peas_and_corn
I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I cannot mash that
Ordinary.
Most common was carlsberg, brewed locally under license.
The guinness was the genuine stuff though! (unlike what's available here).
Israeli beers-
Maccabee beer- wheat beer, straw colour. nice aroma, not too overbearing but it's there. Nicest wheat beer I've tasted, with a lingering aftertaste. Refershing but not bland, nice on a hot day over a light meal.
Goldstar premium- the word premium was the warning here. A little too heavy and hard to drink for my liking. However, after the wheat beer it's hard to blame me for having a lower opinion of this one. Disappointing.
EDIT: remembered the names of the Israeli beers.
Most common was carlsberg, brewed locally under license.
The guinness was the genuine stuff though! (unlike what's available here).
Israeli beers-
Maccabee beer- wheat beer, straw colour. nice aroma, not too overbearing but it's there. Nicest wheat beer I've tasted, with a lingering aftertaste. Refershing but not bland, nice on a hot day over a light meal.
Goldstar premium- the word premium was the warning here. A little too heavy and hard to drink for my liking. However, after the wheat beer it's hard to blame me for having a lower opinion of this one. Disappointing.
EDIT: remembered the names of the Israeli beers.
