http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/ The road goes on forever and the part never ends Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:48:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-20 Thu, 20 Oct 2005 09:50:46 +0000 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-20 Indeed. The main reason to start homebrewing is not really the expensive beer, but rather the poor beer selection. Indeed. The main reason to start homebrewing is not really the expensive beer, but rather the poor beer selection.

]]> http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-19 Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:56:35 +0000 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-19 Sounds to me like a reason to begin homebrewing. Sounds to me like a reason to begin homebrewing.

]]> http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-18 Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:42:54 +0000 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2005/10/18/one-reason-not-to-buy-norwegian-and-one-you-should/#comment-18 The #100 costs USD 16 in the shops here in Oslo. But, it is worth it - at least if you compare it with the other beers that are available here. A regular draft pilsner is USD 8. :) The #100 costs USD 16 in the shops here in Oslo. But, it is worth it - at least if you compare it with the other beers that are available here. A regular draft pilsner is USD 8.

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