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Hello everybody! For my own European site I am looking for people from all over Europe who want to tell something about their town or country. My site is http://www.this-is-europe.com If you are interested you can mail your article to me or by registering on the site you will have the...

Dears, This forum is exactly what I was looking for. I am starting my own (similar) forum but with a special focus on the culinary part. http://www.this-is-europe.com At this moment I only have a few countries on the site but I want to add more and more countries step by step. It would be...

two things: 1 - Thank you mr Neuhaus! 2 - I don't know about the liquor but there are cookies like that: Pims from LU

So what... i'd rather be a happy worker class than a unhappy snob!

Oh yes, I also wanted to say that if it comes to good marketing that Heineken is probably the winner but not in making beer

This is a difficult one as I don't want to offend anybody... In Belgium we don't consider Heineken as a serious beer. But is is clear that a lot people like it.. You should also make a difference between lager beer and strong beer. For me in lager beer I prefer Stella Artois and if I have to...

wow, quite an impressive list they have there! However, I also noticed a few that I have never seen here in Belgium. That are maybe beers especially for export.

No surprise for me! It is Brussel and also all highways to Brussel that are full!

Seems like a pretty good list. Although Barcelona can come higher for me also. About time I go visit some other cities again :-p

I did not yet visit whole Germany but e.g. Cochem I liked very much

I already had the pleasure to eat polish food. One of my friends is an expat from Poland and if we go to eat at her place she makes from time to time polish. I have the impression that it is always strong, heavy food! (and I also had the pleasure to get to know some really tasty vodkas)

I am living in Belgium and I can tell you that unfortunately I have never seen Strong Beers ( those are the good ones) in a can, or even worse, in plastic bottles. There is for sure a reason why they do it in glass. The bigger and more known beers often have their own export so if you are...