I guess I’ll have to drink them myself. Oktoberfest turns to Oktobergloom as German Braumeisters wake up to an extraordinary hangover - their country’s shrinking appetite for beer.

I guess I’ll have to drink them myself. Oktoberfest turns to Oktobergloom as German Braumeisters wake up to an extraordinary hangover - their country’s shrinking appetite for beer.

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    things that will never happen at Dartmouth College
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    In the midst of a...beer mini-series here at Musings on Beer this is troubling news.
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    Germany should just take in more exchange students,...many as the Uni’s can handle....
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    The Economist: shattering perfectly good national stereotypes, one nation at a time.
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    Consumption has fallen 32 liters (per person/year) since 1991! Wonder if coffee is up.
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    The saddest line in The Economist’s article on Germany’s
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    “To the disappointment of many, drinking beer at lunchtime is frowned upon.”
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