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Löwe von Bonn No cool web feed from Bonn A grade? Disappointing.... Not even a web site...
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Well of course not. It's a beer.
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The beer is Löwenbrau. Not quite the same thing. - Epee is the Louis Vuitton bag of fencing: only the best can get it, and the rest of the masses must content themselves with cheap knockoffs (sabre, foil)
- To not recognize the power of the French grip is to be in denial
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Which, I believe, was brewed, manufactured, and marketed only in the US. It was a US brand with a foreign sounding name to try to capture the foreign beer market, hoping to steal some Heineken consumers.
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good to see how focused and on topic u all are feeling today. Eepesits and sabeurers i gather?
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No sabre fencers, until me. Foilists and epeeists. 
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Hey, get back to work. Stop surfing the net!
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 Originally Posted by edew Which, I believe, was brewed, manufactured, and marketed only in the US. It was a US brand with a foreign sounding name to try to capture the foreign beer market, hoping to steal some Heineken consumers.
I don't think this is right. Lowenbrau was widely available in Southern Germany when I lived there in the early 1970's. Their web site (German and Italian only) gives the history of this Bavarian brewery back to 1383. Your life is not a prize you get at the end of it. But I did get a champagne sabre for my birthday.
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results are already available on the fie website
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Originally Posted by edew Which, I believe, was brewed, manufactured, and marketed only in the US. It was a US brand with a foreign sounding name to try to capture the foreign beer market, hoping to steal some Heineken consumers. Loewenbraeu (too lazy to do the umlauts...) is actually a Bavarian beer. It is, however (correct me if I'm wrong) brewed and distributed under license by Miller for the US market.
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Lowenbrau is a German beer that has its roots in a Bavarian Brewery located in Munich where it was still available two years ago when I was there.
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Originally Posted by edew Which, I believe, was brewed, manufactured, and marketed only in the US. It was a US brand with a foreign sounding name to try to capture the foreign beer market, hoping to steal some Heineken consumers. Once a Heineken consumer ALWAYS a Heineken consumer!
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