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Subject: Lambic Digest #1014 (January 20, 1997)
Lambic Digest #1014 Mon 20 January 1997
Forum on Lambic Beers (and other Belgian beer styles)
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Contents:
Selective Guide to Brussels Bars (Theo Flissebaalje)
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Date: Sun, 19 Jan 1997 23:36:52 +0100
From: Theo Flissebaalje <Theo.Flissebaalje at pint.nl>
Subject: Selective Guide to Brussels Bars
>Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 08:59:17 -0500 (EST)
>From: STROUDS at cliffy.polaroid.com
>Subject: A Selective Guide
>
>I would like to second Evan Kraus' recommendation of Stephen D'Arcy's "A
>Selective Guide to Brussels Bars". I bought a copy ($5US and worth every
>penny) for a trip that my wife and I took to Belgium in October and found the
>Guide invaluable. Excellent advice and directions to the best beer bars in
>Brussels (as well as Brugge, Ghent, Antwerp, Beersel, etc.). It was without
>question the most worthwhile piece of literature I took along on our trip.
>If you're going to Belgium, do yourself a favor and buy a copy of this guide -
>Stephen updates it regularly, so it will not be out of date (Unlike Webb's
>book).
>
>Cheers,
>Steve Stroud
Stephen D'Arcy called his guide Selective Guide to Brussels Bars because he
started with his fabulous descriptions and advices in Brussels.
Later, more and more other places were personal visited by Stephen.
It's even true that his Selective Guide to Brussels Bars is a better
practical guide then Tim Webb's book.
D'Arcy's guide is updated every few months and he has several qualified
co-workers.
But the most interesting fact -for this forum- is that the guide is the
unsurpassed guide in Pajottenland, there isn't a better one.
You find everything about geuze, kriek and lambik in this guide, facts for
instance even Michael Jackson doesn't know. All the information is correct
and checked personally.
You find how to travel by public transport, where to sleep, and where to
drink these last real lambiks and gueuzes. It covers every special cafe in
the Zenne region or Pajotteland.
The guide is the opening to the special world of lambikbrewers and blenders.
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Theo Flissebaalje
Editor PINT-nieuws, magazine of PINT (Dutch beerconsumers union)
Editor PINTernet, The Dutch Beerpages (De Nederlandse Bierpagina's)
e-mail: Theo.Flissebaalje at pint.nl
URL: http://www.xxlink.nl/pint
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