Beer, revisited

Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.

Was also in the Philippines and they have San Miguel Light (they call it San Mig Light) and it's actually decent! Looked on the bottle and it said 5% which had me stumped seeing as they call it light, but it's very refreshing when you're sat outside of an evening in 30 degrees heat still.
 
Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.

Was also in the Philippines and they have San Miguel Light (they call it San Mig Light) and it's actually decent! Looked on the bottle and it said 5% which had me stumped seeing as they call it light, but it's very refreshing when you're sat outside of an evening in 30 degrees heat still.

I think ‘light’ refers to carbs
 
Was at an office in Beijing for a week and the colleagues left me a few bottles of beer on my desk as a sort of welcome gift. Tsingtao is the name of the beer, and it's kin minging. Still, nice of them to leave me a gift.
It's a rice beer and you can get it in a few restaurants in town - the North Garden certainly does sell it. A peculiar and acquired tasted I admit!
 
This proved a far bigger draw, lazing in a sunlit beer garden, than the shenanigans down South, and the Cup final.

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Thanks Iron Maiden, and that's something I never imagined I would say.

https://www.robinsonsbrewery.com/about-us/latest-news/trooper-beer-celebrates-its-fifth-birthday
 

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