It's hot and humid today and when I was waiting to cross the road in Causeway Bay, I looked up and saw this. Tsing Tao beer is made in China and according to Wiki, it is "the number one branded consumer product exported from China". The Tsing Tao brewery was founded in 1903 in northern China. By whom? Who else but the German settlers! Labels: city, Hong Kong |
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Hi lisi,
Greta shot. They sell it here. I know a distributor. Do they do 0% alcohol?
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Love one please! Chilled if posible.
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Well, besides a lot of other things we got paper and apparently even spaghetti/pasta from China... Glad we could give something back ;).
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That beer was the only Chinese beer I was ever able to get back in the States.
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Believe or not I took a couple of them last week at a Chinese restaurant near my place. Its good beer, not very strong but with good flavor. Nice shot, I will remember it when I return to the restaurant.
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they export? but i havent seen..hmm, yeah, interesting !
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Mark, aren't you glad that Tsing Tao beer is not "out of order" in your city??
Nicola, how true, I don't think they made beer before then.
Thank you for the footprints and after I posted the photo last night; I ordered a Tsing Tao draft for dinner ;-)
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We have Tsing Tao beer here in Oulu at Chinese restaurants. Not bad beer at all...
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The colors are great, and one feels "refreshed" on this heat with this beautiful shot!
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I honestly did not know that you have posted a beer photo on the 25th, but I am glad that I did follow with a beers photos on the 26th. The Germans settlers also founded the breweries in Guatemala.
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