Originally posted by JK Indeed |
Originally posted by gopherfan99 Yes, but I would argue just to split it up between Wallonia and Flanders. |
Originally posted by Hamirubi Definitely can be done, but as you already mentioned I’m not an Admin so I will have to be told an tought as to where and how I can be of any help. Up for it though, just say when. |
I have no idea what kind of work would be involved in this, but for the sake of Japan, the prefecture is in the address of every brewery so I would imagine prefecture would be easier than by region. |
Originally posted by Benzai make beer not war |
Gogogo regions of Sweden. |
If you want a really lot of new regions: Go Norway |
I am looking forward to seeing Belgium split into regions, it’s a hugely important country for beer and punches well above is weight, it should be split. I also don’t buy this argument why bother it’s far too small, if you applied that argument why bother splitting anything, let’s face it England isn’t that large, I would guess the whole of England would comfortably sit within the state of California but it’s split up and it’s helpful that it’s split. |
Originally posted by Fin that’s the key right there, totally agree. speaking as someone who just built two whole beer adventures around the English counties |
Originally posted by Travlr You are a legend Gene. Well done Re seeking out places and the English counties, love reading your reviews and was so pleased you loved The Grove, if that place were in a bigger city and more people knew about it. It would probably be top place in the UK and in the Top Ten worldwide I agree with you when things are split it offers you little challenges. Btw talking of which I have just recently reclaimed my Top 5 rater of Belgian places from you, I was there for a while but I think you knocked me out, I’m back now so over to you Gene to turf me back out :-) |
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