Do you enjoy Tsingtao beer?

[anonymous-user]

Special ingredient added....

https://www-bbc-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.bbc...

[Eric Mc]

pocketspring said:

Special ingredient added....

https://www-bbc-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.bbc...

Well... I used to.

[Evolved]

It’s not my first choice, but perhaps I need a rethink.

[andy43]

Article was written by ‘Fan Wang’. It’s not an April fool is it?

[Richard-390a0]

Mmm thirst quenching!

[blue_haddock]

Isnt that how they make fosters?

[LF5335]

Whilst it’s definitely a disgusting act and something you don’t want to see, or know about it’s hardly going to be a contaminant after the brewing process and how small an amount of piss it is in that pile of grain (?)

I’m sure the grain itself will have grown in a load of pesticides, manure etc and even the water used will have gone through a lot of people before it forms part of the beer.

[andy43]

LF5335 said:

Whilst it’s definitely a disgusting act and something you don’t want to see, or know about it’s hardly going to be a contaminant after the brewing process and how small an amount of piss it is in that pile of grain (?)

I’m sure the grain itself will have grown in a load of pesticides, manure etc and even the water used will have gone through a lot of people before it forms part of the beer.

Right, if we’re starting analysing exactly what might be in beer, I’m leaving the thread now.
Cheers

[Roderick Spode]

I'm sure that's a key ingredient in Tennents? Fresh Clyde water.

[President Merkin]

LF5335 said:

Whilst it’s definitely a disgusting act and something you don’t want to see, or know about it’s hardly going to be a contaminant after the brewing process and how small an amount of piss it is in that pile of grain (?)

I’m sure the grain itself will have grown in a load of pesticides, manure etc and even the water used will have gone through a lot of people before it forms part of the beer.

Wishing you luck in your first week as PR director at Tsingtao. I'm sure you'll smash it!

[MXRod]

I thought all these type of beers were brewed to the UK , under licence

[119]

Never even heard of it let alone seen it in any shops here.

Is it equivalent to White Lighning?

[captain_cynic]

Bear Grylls approved lager.

Surely it's not too early to hit the piss.

[captain_cynic]

[redacted]

[otolith]

Budweiser must be furious, Chinese ripping off their intellectual property.

[Faust66]

andy43 said:

Article was written by ‘Fan Wang’. It’s not an April fool is it?

Wang is one of the most common Chinese surnames.

Fan is also a fairly common first name.

Just sayin'.



Anyway, pretty gross behaviour from the guy working at the brewery. Bet he'll be in a wee bit of trouble.

[Biggy Stardust]

andy43 said:

Right, if we’re starting analysing exactly what might be in beer, I’m leaving the thread now.
Cheers

"Ridcully smacked his lips loudly.
‘Ah, we certainly know what goes into good beer in Ankh-Morpork,’ he said.
The wizards nodded. They certainly did. That’s why they were drinking gin and tonic. "

[anonymous-user]

MXRod said:

I thought all these type of beers were brewed to the UK , under licence

"Unlike most other exported beers Tsingtao is not brewed under license so every bottle is brewed in China using the same pure ingredients that were used 100 years ago."

I am sure it is pure piss so is OK?

[Otispunkmeyer]

blue_haddock said:

Isnt that how they make fosters?

In the Fosters factory all the urinals and plumbed directly into the fermenting tanks.

[Zarco]

Same recipe as Carling.