Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Well, originally Beer was produced by monks.yes, Belgium... made by monks....
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Beer in the Middle Ages
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By the way, I've found also this. In German means "Light".
A New Beer For Me, Czechvar....
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Beer in the Middle Ages
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By the way, I've found also this. In German means "Light".
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
no erich, we were two czechs and joe
but joe loves a beer.when he was here, he drunk nothing but beer.no water.
he really drinks it like a czech.and never got drunk!8)
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
We have a nice Monestary about 30 minutes from here and the monks there still brew there beer out of tradition though traditional methods. It is a very strong but very good and flavorable beer.
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Pure or virgin beer, I´d say. But do you like it more than traditional beer? Once I tasted it. It is something special but I prefer normal beer.
Once in München I drunk weizen beer and result
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lesofprimus
Brigadier General
Freakin great shot of Willi and Joe, Roman..... GREAT shot.....
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
O.K. later I put more pics into pic album, but you´ve seen this, yes?
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/av...joe-owsianik-meeting-after-63-years-9298.html
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
What's the name of that brand?
wilbur1
Tech Sergeant
Seesul, just saw those pics for the first time. That must have been an experience, two warriors from differant sides of battle now friends telling storys wow
Did they talk about the day Joe was shot down?
Did they talk about the day Joe was shot down?
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Seesul, just saw those pics for the first time. That must have been an experience, two warriors from differant sides of battle now friends telling storys wow
Wilbur,
it was one of the best experiences I had in my life. Yes, they talked to each other a lot, the problem was my translation as I had to switch my brain from English to German and Czech and oposite as I had to translate to Willi, Joe, and my Czech friends.
Both of them were very touched and there also were some tears, also in my eyes.
They also spoke about that day when Joe bailed out and Willi had to emergency land (see http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/aviation/willi-reschke-s-g-august-29th-1944-a-9055.html ) after shooting down one B-17 of the Joe´s squadron (20th).
Willi Reschke has visited us here in 2006 and was at the emergency landing spot and even met eye witnesses of his landing, see Warbird Photo Album - Willi Reschke
Yes, I guess nothing´s gonna beat this experience...
Yes I prefer Normal beer but as a every once in while beer it is a very good beer.
seesul said:Once in München I drunk weizen beer and result
Weizen Bier is amazing. I really enjoy the taste.
Krystal Weizen (Crystal Wheat Beer) is my favorite but yeah it can cause gas, especially if you drink it was radishes.
Hefeweizen is more fuller and has more yeast in it. It tastes very good as well but it is like drinking a loaf of bread.
There is no name or brand. They do not sell it in bottles or anything like that. You can only get it if you go to the monestary. You either have to drink it there, buy a keg or bring your own bottles.
wilbur1
Tech Sergeant
I would love to, but I cant send them in the mail.
wilbur1
Tech Sergeant
Damn! gotta figure out a way to get them here
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Me and Seesul will have one or two on you guys.
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lesofprimus
Brigadier General
How close do u two guys to each other Pisis???
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
I don't know. I think Roman lives in Zlín. But the Czech Republic isn't THAT big, it has apt. 390 miles from West to East and probably a half of this lenght from North to South.
You travel approximately four to seven hours from the Western corner to Eastern, depending on the traffic (car is quicker than bus, train is the slowest).
You travel approximately four to seven hours from the Western corner to Eastern, depending on the traffic (car is quicker than bus, train is the slowest).
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lesofprimus
Brigadier General
And if I recall correctly, ur runnin around the streets of Prague arent u???
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Yes, ur right.
seesul
Senior Master Sergeant
Hi Pisis and Dan,
yes, we´re approx 190 miles apart, so 3,5 hours to drive under normal conditions. In the nite time it goes faster.
I´m often in Prague for a bussines trips.
Anyway, the good thing is the good beer is here all over8)
yes, we´re approx 190 miles apart, so 3,5 hours to drive under normal conditions. In the nite time it goes faster.
I´m often in Prague for a bussines trips.
Anyway, the good thing is the good beer is here all over8)
