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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the White & Black Vinyl Vinyl release of Way More Beer (Live in Koln, Germany October 19th, ) on Discogs/5(7).

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3. The Cologne brewers' organistaion and upholders of the Kölsch-Konvention. On their site, you can discover more about the history of brewing in Cologne and Kölsch (in German, I'm afraid). Both are very extensive and well-researched - amongst the best sites on beer .

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4. Nov 12,  · Sion is the oldest brewery in Cologne, so if you would like to taste a typical beer of the region called kölsch is a must to go to this place while in Cologne. The place seem more hidden than other breweries in Cologne. It was established in The food is typical german food and is served in big portions. The food is very tasty and fresh.5/5(K).

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5. Sep 01,  · Two north German cities on opposite banks of the Rhine River are home to two distinct styles of beer: kölsch from Cologne and altbier from Düsseldorf. These are beers that predate the lager revolution of the mids. Breweries in Cologne and Düsseldorf stubbornly continue to produce top-fermented ales, while almost every other brewery in Germany.

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6. Drink the Kölsch in an orign "Brauhaus" (the traditional German pub where the beer is brewed). There, the "Köbes" serves the fantastic ale and he serves one after another if you don't say "no" and put the beer pad on your glass. There are 26 different beer types in Cologne, most of them can be drink in in-house breweries.

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7. Apr 10,  · And said how much Bruastelle brews a year: hl. Their beer is exported to several European countries and the USA. They can't keep up with demand. Then there was a bit about the Brau Kunst Live Festival in Munich. It will be the first large festival for special beer that was truly national.

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8. Drink Kölsch Beer at a Brauhaus in Cologne, Germany I had been thoroughly enjoying my free wine every evening, and occasionally during the day, on my Viking River Cruise along the European Rhine. But, when the Tor ship hit Germany and ported in Cologne (Köln), it was time to put a cork in the wine bottle and venture inland for a Kölsch beer.

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9. As American craft brewing culture has made its way across the Atlantic Ocean and around the world, that dynamic has started to shift. While German brewers and beer-drinkers have been less receptive to international beer trends than, say, the Danes, you can still find plenty of American IPAs in Berlin or Hamburg. Yet while virtually everyone I have spoken with agreed that .

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