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  1. Maybe it´s a weed bar, like a shisha bar? 😉
  2. Thailand, you can't get rid of the ghosts you called!
  3. A very high alcohol content, as only the water freezes to ice, but not the alcohol. That reminds me of German Eisbock. The whole barrel is frozen and only the inner, unfrozen core is tapped. What comes out of it has about 30% alcohol by volume.
  4. Not everyone can follow the logic of mathematics. You can do it!
  5. A noble donor. He added 1 Bt tip. 😉
  6. Mr. MAGA, one example, specially for you: If a beer has 5 volume%, and another beer has 10 volume%, so that beer has 100% more alcohol. And this is what I spoke before about 4,9% and 4,8%. The 4,8% beer has 2% less alcohol. Understand it now, if not, go back to school. Oh my Buddha....
  7. If you don´t know too much about mathematic, it´s not up to me. But I will explain it to you, mybe your brain will understand it now: If 4,9% are 100% of the alcohol in that beer, so 4,8% are not 100% anymore, it´s now only 97,979%. That means, there is 2% less alcohol in that beer, than before. Got it now?
  8. If 4.9% is 100%, then 4.8% is 97.959% of it. Between 4.9% and 4.8% there is actually a 2% difference. That means you have to drink some more to get to your usual level. 😉
  9. @ Baht Simpson: Sorry, I have to agree with you. I checked the alc-% today in Lotus. Chang Classic is now 48% and Cold Brew 46%. On there homepage is no change. I'll have to check my local shop, maybe they still have Cold Brew with 48% 😉
  10. I bought last tuesday 4 bottles 0.63l, and it was 4.8%
  11. Why is beer pasteurized? The pasteurization of beer occurs at the end of the industrial production, after fermentation. Generally, a mild thermal process (60°C) is employed aiming to inactivate the fermenting yeast and potential spoilage microorganisms, thus extending the beer shelf-life at room temperature. https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/food-science-and-technology/articles/10.3389/frfst.2021.798676/full
  12. Maybe they brewed a special Cold Brew for you, otherwise the alcohol content is like this: Chang Classic = 5% Chang Cold Brew = 4.8%
  13. Believe it or nuts. I don´t believe this story. Children sometimes come up with the greatest stories, for whatever reason.
  14. I am 81. And this is a very fragile age, but I don´t feel like that! But 51? 55555....

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