Getting drunk at the Tsingtao Beer Festival
August 20th, 2009 by James
Japan’s NTV news travels to Tsingtao (Qingdao) to report China’s biggest beer festival and discuss how Japanese beer companies are trying to enter the Chinese market:
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3:12 the only good of the video.
I’m quite sure that those girls don’t drink beer, at least not in large amounts.
But wait, Chinese people consume most beer in the world? What about Germany!!
Funny to see all those German brands in the clip. There are over 1300 brweries in Germany, of course many of them are just local producers. But their beer often tastes better than the beer brands you can get everywhere. Plus, there’s the Reinheitsgebot in Germany, an old law that makes sure that the beer is brewed according to strict regulations and only with the basic ingedrients. I don’t think Chinese beer could compete with that.