New German App For Your iPad

[ski3pin]

iPad Beer

 

[craig333]

Finally a reason to buy something from apple

 

[MarkBC]

Cool...how does he do that?!

Unfortunately, if it's like other Apple products, you only get the beer that the late Lord Jobs thinks you should have:
"Stout, please!"
"Oh no -- you don't want that murky business. Too confusing -- and dangerous! Just stick to our choice -- the right choice."

 

[chnlisle]

I still prefer the old fashion way. Served by a very busty woman in a very low cut dirndl. Ah I remember it well.

 

[ski3pin]

I still prefer the old fashion way. Served by a very busty woman in a very low cut dirndl. Ah I remember it well.


Now that made me smile, and think, just a little bit, about having a beer again.

 

[Lighthawk]

What a coincidence.

I just learned that Nevada City has opened a brewery; Ol' Republic. The two guys that started it did a presentation at the Rotary Club meeting. They are serious brewers and have established a full tilt, hand-crafted lager brewery with imported hops and drinkable beer in the 4-5% alcohol range. One of the founders, Simon is from England, and is as passionate about the concept of the 'public house'; for all ages and socio-economic classes. As such, it's not a 'bar' and families are welcome. Pizza can be ordered in from nearby. Puts the word, 'pub' into a whole other meaning, if you know what I mean? Sadly, I've yet to visit. Another item on this weeks' bucket list . . .

 

[BobM]

Cool...how does he do that?!
Simple, through his sleeve and into the handle where his fingers are cupped. Probably has a hydro bag under his coat

 

[MarkBC]

Simple, through his sleeve and into the handle where his fingers are cupped. Probably has a hydro bag under his coat

Mmmm...frothy amber liquid emerging mysteriously from a stranger's clothes -- they'll drink anything in Germany!

 

[Nimbl Vehicles]

What a coincidence.

I just learned that Nevada City has opened a brewery; Ol' Republic. The two guys that started it did a presentation at the Rotary Club meeting. They are serious brewers and have established a full tilt, hand-crafted lager brewery with imported hops and drinkable beer in the 4-5% alcohol range. One of the founders, Simon is from England, and is as passionate about the concept of the 'public house'; for all ages and socio-economic classes. As such, it's not a 'bar' and families are welcome. Pizza can be ordered in from nearby. Puts the word, 'pub' into a whole other meaning, if you know what I mean? Sadly, I've yet to visit. Another item on this weeks' bucket list . . .


Yes, Simon the English guy is brewing German Beer!!! Ha
Actually it's not half bad..
They already know me over there. Wonder how that happened..