Took them long enough. Took them off my list of permissible awhile ago because they didn't withdraw.
I took them off my list 13 years ago when I tasted the piss they call beer.
Yeah, the only good Heineken I ever had was at the brewery in Amsterdam.
They don't have a brewery in amsterdam. It's just their old brewery repurposed as a tourist attraction. All beer there is exactly the same as the ones at the supermarket.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Tasted good to me, unlike all the other Heineken I've tried. I suppose there are all sorts of things that can affect the taste. This was 20+ years ago, if that makes any difference.
Edit: nope, just checked and they closed the actual brewery there in 1988.
They own much,much more than just the Heineken brand. There's some remakably good beer under their umbrella. If you want to avoid their products you're almost always on the receiving end of the slightly more in touch AB-InBev.
I looked over both companies brands, and the closest I ever got was Żywiec. Also piss these days.
Thankfully polish and european breweries aren't all owned by multinational corporations that don't care what their stuff tastes like.
Huh
I did the same. I think the last news I heard was that they didn't want to lose all their assets which is why the sale was taking so long.
I guess they've won back some goodwill by seemingly trading secure jobs for their employees for 3 years in exchange for their assets.
Took them long enough. Took them off my list of permissible awhile ago because they didn't withdraw.
I took them off my list 13 years ago when I tasted the piss they call beer.
Yeah, the only good Heineken I ever had was at the brewery in Amsterdam.
They don't have a brewery in amsterdam. It's just their old brewery repurposed as a tourist attraction. All beer there is exactly the same as the ones at the supermarket.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Tasted good to me, unlike all the other Heineken I've tried. I suppose there are all sorts of things that can affect the taste. This was 20+ years ago, if that makes any difference.
Edit: nope, just checked and they closed the actual brewery there in 1988.
They own much,much more than just the Heineken brand. There's some remakably good beer under their umbrella. If you want to avoid their products you're almost always on the receiving end of the slightly more in touch AB-InBev.
I looked over both companies brands, and the closest I ever got was Żywiec. Also piss these days.
Thankfully polish and european breweries aren't all owned by multinational corporations that don't care what their stuff tastes like.
Huh
I did the same. I think the last news I heard was that they didn't want to lose all their assets which is why the sale was taking so long.
I guess they've won back some goodwill by seemingly trading secure jobs for their employees for 3 years in exchange for their assets.
Still not great that it took this long...