Re: Don't be confused.

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Re: Don't be confused.

James Silverton

07 Jul 2009 14:21

Michael wrote on Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:02:00 +0200:

>> You must never had a Bavaria sitting outside in Amsterdam. It is fine
>> beer.
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> far east. And as the beer seems to date from 1925, it's a bit late to
> be chasing after horses that have bolted.

Hell, a lot of Mexican beer companies were founded by German immigrants
and there is even a Bavaria beer company there. Their beers are not bad
even if I prefer those made by the Modelo company, especially Negra
Modelo.

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James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

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Michael

07 Jul 2009 13:02

> You must never had a Bavaria sitting outside in Amsterdam. It is fine
> beer.
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>> mistake
>> it for German beer.

Many beers around Europe have Teutonic-sounding names, as the influence
of German brewers is wide - extending even to the far east. And as the
beer seems to date from 1925, it's a bit late to be chasing after horses
that have bolted.

M
http://www.cannes-or-bust.com/

Mike Hagley	03 Jul 2009 14:16
You must never had a Bavaria sitting outside in Amsterdam. It is fine beer. Mike Hagley >><news:hbir45drnirpm2hj9aucdh4cvf3sk57ivm@4ax.com> : >> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > mistake > it for German beer.

Martin	03 Jul 2009 10:04
><news:hbir45drnirpm2hj9aucdh4cvf3sk57ivm@4ax.com> : > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >I'm confused. One sip of Bavaria and you will wonder if it is water, no way will you mistake it for German beer. Signature Martin

Tim C.	03 Jul 2009 10:05
<news:hbir45drnirpm2hj9aucdh4cvf3sk57ivm@4ax.com> : > Dutch win right to keep Bavaria beer name > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > any way pretended to be German,' Gerard van der Wal, a lawyer for the Dutch beer > maker told Bloomberg. 'We always said that we are a typical Dutch brewer.' I'm confused. Signature Tim C.

Martin

03 Jul 2009 09:04

Dutch win right to keep Bavaria beer name

Friday 03 July 2009

Dutch brewing group Bavaria has won the right to keep its brand name in an legal
battle with German brewers, news agency Bloomberg reports

The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg on Thursday said brewers from the
German area of Bavaria could not use EU rules protecting regional food names to
challenge the Dutch brewers use of the Bavaria brand name, which dates back to
1925.

'We are not free-riding on the German brewers reputation and we have never in
any way pretended to be German,' Gerard van der Wal, a lawyer for the Dutch beer
maker told Bloomberg. 'We always said that we are a typical Dutch brewer.'

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Martin

Re: Don't be confused.

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