Talk:Duvel Moortgat Brewery
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[edit] Outrageous Cost and Lame Competition
In Australia, a six-pack of 330ml bottles costs $36, a 750ml longneck costs $16. lets just say the price is extremely off-putting, unless you live, drink and breathe high-quality ales as an unusual lifestyle choice. another one is titje, which i like to refer as "tittie" Sydneysiders should check out Liquor on Parade, anzac parade kingsford is quite possibly the best place to buy these ales. Dan Murphys across the road struggles to cater for beer purists and as such should be avoided unless locally brewed versions of international beers is your thing. Both stock Duvel, but i'd stick with the smaller retailer across the street. Jivesucka (talk) 18:16, 25 February 2008 (UTC)
[edit] FUD
Duvel really is one of my favorite bears. But recently someone tried to ruin my enjoyment by stating that Duvel-Moortgat is one of the major sponsors of Vlaams Belang (a Belgian right wing extremist party, who's been condemned for racism under Belgian law in it's previous form, namely Vlaams Blok) and that I thus, by drinking it, was sponsoring a racist party. A statement which he obviously couldn't prove and when I asked him where he got the interesting story (note the absence of the term fact) it seemed to have been rooted in hearsay. If there is some proof of this statement, please link the proof from the wiki entry, otherwise stop trying to ruin someone's enjoyment of this excellent beer.
- Mykeyspace 13:06, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
