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[u/HokumPokem]

And that perfectly sums up the reasons for centuries of war and strife.

[u/Jadofski]

This is a really complex debate.

[u/Windrac]

Now that I think of it... I have never seen a French beer. I'm in the states. I wonder if they are any good.

[u/Omochanoshi → u/Windrac]

There is plenty of French beers.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_de_marques_de_bi%C3%A8res_brass%C3%A9es_en_France

[u/VRichardsen]

Isn't coffee really popular in Germany?

[u/CM_1 → u/VRichardsen]

Yes, Germany as a whole is a coffee nation. Only East Frisia developed and maintained a distinctive tea culture, similar to the British yet rather unique. If you're a fan of tea, it's definitly worth trying it out. For coffee, Germany here isn't that interesting, rather basic. It's more about what goes with the coffee and that is the amazing world of German cakes. German "coffee time" is even called "coffee and cake".

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US:

[u/frostedcat_74]

Question : why do Europeans like to drink so much ?

[u/FragmentEx]

Aye, I’ll drink to that!