Greede King produces insipid imitations of famous, unique British beers whose breweries they have taken over and asset-stripped, and Bud, being brewed in the UK by InBev, tastes nothing like the American version (notwithstanding the fact that it's a s**te lager anyway.)
They have excellent smoked cheese, great bratwurst, some excellent German beers. Granted you have to pick & choose, but I've found some excellent stuff in Aldi.
"a mathematical quantity of fruit/meat does not directly correlate to "freshness of produce" or "taste of produce" both of which I rate far higher than whether the item contains "real" meat or scraps.
IME Aldi produce scores very low on the latter two A bit like basing the quality of beer on the quantity of alcohol on it"
But Greene King keep telling their publicans that their brews are the leading UK 'brands'. The public demand bland beer that doesn't offend, God forbids they brew anything with flavour. No wonder 10 tied pubs are closing each week.
I was under the impression that it was brewed in the Czech Republic. The stuff that Inbev brew is a dumbed down American copy. However Inbev also manufacture that other quality maize lager Stella Artois which apparently is 'reassuringly expensive' at around 50p/pint in supermarkets.
Often peoples perception of quality revolves around well known brand names even if the name has been sold on multiple times and the original ethos of quality disappeared a couple of decades ago.
Nothing brewed under licence tastes the same, especially if also brewed in a different country.
Which, if it went over your head was saying that beer doesn't necessarily taste better because it has more alcohol in, although some people seem to equate the two
I would say that tomato soup tastes better with better tomatoes in
taking your argument to the extreme means that the best tomato soup has no other ingredients
Vuncz zupon a tiim, zere vas a zmall country called Czekslovakia whwere they brewed a fairly palatable bottom fermenting alcoholic beverage which they called Budweiser
Ze nasty capitalist Septics came along, stole the name and registered it and the poor underdog east europeans weren't allowed to use the name any more
or something like that ...
I do remember having an argument with some SFB who stated that Septic Budweiser was the best beer in the world - his reasoning being that they sold more beer than anyone else (prolly also rubbish, I can't remember)
or the person in Greece who thought that greek tomatoes were best (another septic) because they sold more than anyone else in europe
you replied to the post "a mathematical quantity of fruit/meat" you answer of "quantity of alcohol etc" then my reply was more tomatoes ETC you replied Which has what, exactly, to do with quality of beer which was exactly the same alcohol in relation to the amount of meat as my reply
In the current economic climate it will be down to about 50p/litre in the new year and probably lower when the bumper Californian harvest arrives on the world market..
Correct, it's marketed as Extra-Virgin Olive oil and 'obtained directly from olives and solely by mechanical means'.
If, as you keep claiming, it has been heat treated and it isn't really olive oil then it should keep for a couple of years, just the same way that oil from other supermarkets has a two year life expectancy.
I doubt if more than 1 in 10,000 Aldi customers actually purchases olive oil as a superior sunflower oil is available for frying reconstituted chips at a much cheaper price.
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