What's a good gift to bring someone in Germany from USA?
Jan 27th, 2016, 07:02 AM
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They do actually brew rather nice beer in Germany and there are lots of microbreweries. Like the US, there are, of course, the megacorporation brands, but they would certainly beat the American equivalents into a cocked hat.
I would second the suggestion of some quality American wine, preferably red.
I would second the suggestion of some quality American wine, preferably red.
Jan 27th, 2016, 12:42 PM
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Aaargh!
- Baking soda. It was invented in Germany, by Dr. August Oetker.
- Napa Valley Wine. Every neighbourhood store in Germany has Robert Mondavi and Fetzer. Good wineries have dozens of Californian wines.
- Bourbon Whiskey. 99% of Germany do not like Bourbon Whiskey. And good liquor stores have all the big brands like Knob's Creek etc.
- Rum. Again, 99% of Germans do not like Rum. And it is not a U.S. product. And we can get all Carribean Rums like Appleton, Mount Gay etc. easily here.
- Key lime specialties - excellent idea.
- Local fudge - excellent idea. No import restrictions.
- Craft beer. My neigbhourhood liquor store in Bochum has about 30 sorts of American craft beer. However a local craft beer is always a good idea.
- Baking soda. It was invented in Germany, by Dr. August Oetker.
- Napa Valley Wine. Every neighbourhood store in Germany has Robert Mondavi and Fetzer. Good wineries have dozens of Californian wines.
- Bourbon Whiskey. 99% of Germany do not like Bourbon Whiskey. And good liquor stores have all the big brands like Knob's Creek etc.
- Rum. Again, 99% of Germans do not like Rum. And it is not a U.S. product. And we can get all Carribean Rums like Appleton, Mount Gay etc. easily here.
- Key lime specialties - excellent idea.
- Local fudge - excellent idea. No import restrictions.
- Craft beer. My neigbhourhood liquor store in Bochum has about 30 sorts of American craft beer. However a local craft beer is always a good idea.
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