Visits to Oktoberfest - A World Class Event
Welcome to the first Blog dedicated to visiting Munich and the annual Oktoberfest ritual. Many of us have been visiting this “celebration of all celebrations”, as a group since 1993. We hope to share our experiences, provide tips for visiting, and give you our views on the typical “what to do” and “what not to do”. But primarily we want to have some good discussions with those of you who love beer, and may or may not have ever visited this fine event. Give us your thoughts.
Be sure to visit these great resources...
Beer Drinker's Guide to Munich BeerAdvocate.com Official Oktoberfest Site Trip History
BarleyMan's Lazy Shortcut for Posting Official 2007 Trip Planning Site
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Saturday, October 22, 2005
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Gas Prices
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The recent price (in Euros) for a liter of regular gas in Paris. 152.5 for premium.
That's about $5.40 per gallon. We're currently averaging $2.80 a gallon. That is almost as high as the (inflation-adjusted) prices of 1988-1990. However, about 70% of Europe's price is because of tax, while only about 27% of ours is tax. Their non-taxed cost is $1.70; ours 2.04.
My take, the prices are higher than we are used to, but still not as high as the 1973 oil crisis, and not as high as Europe's prices. There will be some leveling of prices as the supply gets rebalanced, but will remain high.
The recent price (in Euros) for a liter of regular gas in Paris. 152.5 for premium.
That's about $5.40 per gallon. We're currently averaging $2.80 a gallon. That is almost as high as the (inflation-adjusted) prices of 1988-1990. However, about 70% of Europe's price is because of tax, while only about 27% of ours is tax. Their non-taxed cost is $1.70; ours 2.04.
My take, the prices are higher than we are used to, but still not as high as the 1973 oil crisis, and not as high as Europe's prices. There will be some leveling of prices as the supply gets rebalanced, but will remain high.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Sunday, October 16, 2005
Some nice Beer blogs
http://www.bierebel.com/en/ (all what you wanna know about Belgian beers)
http://www.realbeer.com/index.php (you probably already know this one)
http://beerblog.genx40.com/ (a global and very educational one)
http://www.tobp.com/ (even more interesting)
http://www.realbeer.com/index.php (you probably already know this one)
http://beerblog.genx40.com/ (a global and very educational one)
http://www.tobp.com/ (even more interesting)







