12:51 Aug 13, 2001 |
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na | Yes A beer . please read below |
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na | Si ce ne sono altre! |
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Yes A beer . please read below Explanation: Nastro Azzurro Export Lager Dave Smith Rating: Average I tasted this one after a Pilner Urquell, so it had a lot to live up to and to be fair it's not a bad Italian birra. It is brewed in Rome and Naples, has a strong, dry taste, that is very slightly fizzy. It tasted similar to Pilsner Urquell but with a stronger, less pleasant aftertaste. It's quite strong at 5.2% alc./vol. Overall it's OK , but I won't be rushing out to buy more. Reference: http://www.reviewed4u.com/foodanddrink/Nastro%20Azzurro.htm |
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Si ce ne sono altre! Explanation: Se la tua richiesta riguarda altre marche di birra italiane (spero di aver capito bene) ecco le più conosciute: Birra Peroni Birra Moretti Poi ce ne sono tante che hanno marchi esteri ma sono fatte in Italia (Veneto!) Buon Lavoro Daniela ...interesse personale:-)))) |
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