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The blond waiter was so snobbish.
She asked the next person in line what he wanted. Luckily he said that it was my turn. She didn’t even look at me
Filled the beer glass with lots of ice cubes so the beer couldn’t barely get in afterwards.
Didn’t even bring a knife, fork nor a napkin.
The male waiter was surprised she didn’t even brought me the cutlery
Waiting time was short
But go some place else
Currently sat in the cove on a casually Thursday evening, frosty outside just like my beer, frost and crisp it is. The taste is extraordinary. I cannot promote a better pint in my life. It is a drink that I hold close to my heart. I love you peroni.
My favourite beer and without a doubt one of the highest quality beers available. Well done.
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