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This is really common in Australia - I've found the biggest giveaway of a fake-craft brand is that the alcohol content is generally 4.8% (which just happens to
by duey 12y ago
This is really common in Australia - I've found the biggest giveaway of a fake-craft brand is that the alcohol content is generally 4.8% (which just happens to be the governments definition of a full-strength beer).
- jacques_chester 12y agoAustralia goes further. Several "foreign" beers are actually domestically brewed under licence and sold for juicy markups.
- ics 12y agoIn the US, where I buy Japanese beers, all are either brewed in the US or Canada under license. If it's brewed in Canada, it's marked up as imported. I doubt it's any different in other countries or for other brands.
- brc 12y agoThat is common in all countries. Budweiser in the uk is brewed in the uk and tastes nothing like Budweiser in the us. 'Fosters' the Australian beer, is not really found at all in Australia. Where it is found, it is usually brewed locally.