Heineken’s brand name in China is translated as 喜力 or “force of happiness” which is a good name for a beer
We must liberate the south from the budweiser menace
I think I had Tsingtao before
It’s a pretty good beer
Yeah its solid from what I remember
It was liquid when i had it
OH REALLY
Shoutout LiQ beer in 广西 province, shit sells in giant bottles for ten kuai. Imagine PBR but cheaper.
China Resources Beer owns CR Snow, which makes Snow Lager 雪花, which is apparently (?) the world’s highest-selling beer
Its also like 3% ABV and comes in big bottles. Uncs would get crates of 12 at a restaurant and drink it like water.
I would like a jug of Chinese beer.
Is this a new Gunther Fehlinger balkanization map?gotta hand it to you that’s certainly a new map to me
Wusu is pretty solid beer. Tsintao tastes a little watered down imo
This map is weirdly squished at the sides and I can’t unsee it
Tsingtao is the worst beer I’ve ever had, but I would love to try the other ones here
I visited their brewery before and got the tour which includes a tasting of their unfiltered fresh draughts. Much better than the bottled stuff, though you might have better luck with canned ones since the bottles get skunky during transport, they’re too lightly coloured to block sunlight and the beer just seems to skunk up quicker than others. Otherwise, its a fairly mediocre German style lager which makes sense since it was the German occupation that started it.
unfiltered fresh draughts
Oh, is that what they meant? Somebody was communicating to me through a translation app and asked if I wanted “raw pulp beer.” I declined because that sounded gross.
LMAO yeah they meant unpasteurized unfiltered beer
Chinese restaurants in the US had led me to believe that Tsingtao was the only beer sold in China.
I keep trying to get Tsingtao, but it’s always “out of stock” around here. No idea why liquor stores even claim they carry it if they never actually have any cases.
If you’re in Yankistan, then probably waiting for tariffs to be dropped.
