No, our bacon and beer is far superior. The bastards fought and won to world wars and ended up with crappy bacon, doesn't really seem like it was worth it.
Audi offers all their cars in diesel - you just can't get them in the states.
I think it might have something to do with the emissions standards in California. Auto makers don't want to make 2 different versions of the same car anymore. IMO....
Thanks, I knew it was an emmisions issue but I thought it was with the engines. Infrastructure is much harder to update than an engine design.
You hit your head didn't you? 99% of American beer is basically the pisswater of the beer world.
Only the American beer you see on TV, which is 99% of American beer.
That may be true. But I don't drink it or know anyone that does. Most of the Pubs I go to have great local craft brewed beer on tap and in the bottle.
in the last 3 years less diesels have been sold by the big three than any year ever due to the emerging madates with fuel consumption and emission regulations. this has at least prompted the manufacturers to catch up with the curve but in the mean time the fuel industry is not budging for a small list of pump cost. considering consumers (daily drivers) are 60 percent of pump volume, trucking in dustry is 30 percent of the volume and the dieel pickups are the rest I dont see a big change in things to come. although peterbuilt and freightliner are now putting out ultra low diesel engines in thier new truck and this may make a wave of change but there is still one problem.
but if stuff like Youngs or Theakston is considered mass-produced (and i think it's fairly easy found in england), then i'd say it's easily on par w/ most US craft beers.
Most places I saw in Birmingham only offered beers like Heineken, Stella and Fosters and a bitter like John Smiths or Speckled hen. When I visited family in Wisbech I found some nice places with small scale local bitters that I really liked but it seems like it seemed to be the exception. In general too much tap and shelf space is taken up by cider.
Yeah - I've found that I like American style IPAs much more than the English version (generally speaking).
I love Unibroue. La Fin Du Monde is probably my second favorite beer ever.
Nice bruise I bet!
My entire right side is so sore i can barely sit in my chair.
Ephemere Apple is one of their newer fall flavours, so good. Skip the raspberry version, it sucks.
No...and I don't think the 5 door will be released in the US anytime soon either.
You are more wrong than right.
