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Beer
Review
By Tim
I
think that everyone would agree that the term optimum means the best or
the most appropriate. (Or atleast something close to that). If that
is true then the term optimator should mean somebody or something that
is the best or perfect for the situation. Probably everyone can agree
to that... the problem is the beer that I have drunk this week turns this
definition on its head. The name of the beer is the Optimator
and it is, although drinkable, nasty. In fact my first sip made me cringe
in near pain because of the bitterness. The smell from the bottle was
pungent (in keeping with new word day) and the aftertaste was nearly as
bad. I think I will be tasting it for a couple of days from now. And that
does not make me happy.
Optimator
is imported from Munich, Germany and is brewed and bottled by Spaten
Brau, in accordance with the Bavarian
Reinheitsgebot (Purity Law) of 1516. They did it right because it
is 'pure' nasty. I am sure that Spaten brews much better beers but this
beer is sub-par to many of the beers we have reviewed over the past few
months. It is brewed from Alpine Water, though, how refreshing.
2
BBB's. It would have gotten a 1 except it did not make me throw up and
it is edible. Dark beer drinkers may like it. The web sight is good visit
it at: Spaten Brau.
Ranking:
out of 5 BB&B's.
URL:
http://spatenusa.com
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Suggest
a beer for review!!
Tim reviewed another Bavarian
Purity Law compliant beer,Mai Bock,
last month. He found it much more appealing. Read
the review
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