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Over time beers come and go due to many reasons. A lot of it these days is that everyone wants to drink international style lagers (or should I say drinking brands) that are bland and boring. So I thought I would come up with six beers that I would like to try again once, now that they are not available anymore. 1. Kiwi Lager - New Zealand's lost lager. The one that could have become our nations signature beer. DB had to stop making Kiwi Lager as part of their deal to start production of Heineken. Thanks Heineken.2. Malt Mac - this was the most interesting beer to come out of Mac's. It was made with peated malt so had a big peaty scotch whisky... read full article

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Top 6: Lost Kiwi Beers

It's hard for us to be beer connoisseurs as I think that most women don't drink as much beer as guys. I don't have any particular brand or beer that I drink consistently as I love to try all the different types there are and always enjoy something new. I prefer dry beers rather than sweet brews but apart from that, I find all beers pretty good if I am hot and thirsty and they are lovely and icy cold. However, that's about it unless I am having a curry. One thing I do avoid, and alwasy ask advice about, is beers that give you a headache as according to my male friends, some are notorious for this.

5th December '11, 3:11pm Reply to this post
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Besides these Beers a old favorite KB Lager of the 70's comes to mind. It was a nice drop, and many a Kiwi were lost to an Aussie brew..

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