#80 - Schofferhofer Wheat Beer (Germany). Well, last night Bek was asleep and I was trying to get to sleep around midnight. What do I here but someone trying to get in our hotel room with a key card. Luckily it didn't work. About 20 minutes later though it did work... A guy using a key card opens the door, turns on the light and looks up and to his surprise people are sleeping in what he thought was his bed (that was us) he says sorry and closed the door....left ...

#63, 64 and 65 - Allgauer buble bier, Meisterfels and Falkenfelser (Germany) - cold and wet day in Berlin town. In the end we went the the Reichstag Dome (that was after me lining up in the rain for an hour and a half, the computer system failing and then them letting us go up because of that)....I don't know if it was that experience; but apparently the little mermaid in Denmark and the astronomical clock in Prague are two most disappointing attractions in Europ...

#59, 60 ,61 and 62 - Schofferhofer weizen, Jever, Augustiner Lagerbier Helle, and Krombacher (Germany) -Started the day off with a walking tour of Berlin. Turns out a lot stuff went down here. Then finished it off with a trifecta of museums on museum island. One of the museums was a building with a display of buildings inside. Pretty cool. We could have went for the quadranella of museums however after seeing it was another museum with ancient stuff inside my tra...

#57 and 58 - Sternburg Radler and Berliner Pilsner - Another day, another city...that is how we roll us Europe monkeys. Trained it to Berlin, found our accommodation, had a tradition Berlin lunch of beef kebab and then hit the Berlin Wall. Funny story we got to the right street but walked the wrong way. We came across a wall and it had all graffiti over it and we were like that can't be the wall they would look after it better. So we walked along it and headed th...

#31 and 32 - Augistiner Edelstoff, Adelskronen (Germany) - Started the day with a informative and pretty eye opening tour of a concentration camp. I like how the Americans in the tour are fully aware that BMW and other German companies used hitlers camps for slave labour and are now paying money back to charities for this but when told US companies like Ford used them also it is a shock. Plus I would imagine Ford has not paid any money for charities...they are so...